"Because you avoid shooting yourself on the foot and wrongly mutating the state object" - how is your example prevents that? u not dispatching anything, u basically using useReducer as a useState. Anyways, it's good if it works for you, I don't know how come it is safer/cleaner than this
const [state,setState] = useState({ a: 1, b: 2});
setState(prev =>({...prev, a:3 });
Notice how it does the same thing without writing a reducer?
BTW you using the reducer wrong. To use useReducer right, to "avoid shooting yourself on the foot" refer to docs reactjs.org/docs/hooks-reference.h... .
I know you have seen them, but maybe take a second look so you can see what I'm talking about.
it is safer because you dont need to remember to spread the old object everytime you need to update the state, it is cleaner because you are only spreading an object on the reducer, and you don’t have to rely on other devs doing it. “You not dispatching anything” you clearly don’t know the difference between reducer and flux paradigm, they are connected but are not the same, the documentation states: “ useReducer is usually preferable to useState when you have complex state logic that involves multiple sub-values” in verbatim, tell me where in there it shows that im wrong
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"Because you avoid shooting yourself on the foot and wrongly mutating the state object" - how is your example prevents that? u not dispatching anything, u basically using useReducer as a useState. Anyways, it's good if it works for you, I don't know how come it is safer/cleaner than this
const [state,setState] = useState({ a: 1, b: 2});
setState(prev =>({...prev, a:3 });
Notice how it does the same thing without writing a reducer?
BTW you using the reducer wrong. To use useReducer right, to "avoid shooting yourself on the foot" refer to docs reactjs.org/docs/hooks-reference.h... .
I know you have seen them, but maybe take a second look so you can see what I'm talking about.
it is safer because you dont need to remember to spread the old object everytime you need to update the state, it is cleaner because you are only spreading an object on the reducer, and you don’t have to rely on other devs doing it. “You not dispatching anything” you clearly don’t know the difference between reducer and flux paradigm, they are connected but are not the same, the documentation states: “ useReducer is usually preferable to useState when you have complex state logic that involves multiple sub-values” in verbatim, tell me where in there it shows that im wrong