const data = response.data.data.map(item=>{ return {Date: item.Date, Company_nm: item.Company} }); this.setState({data}) ;
I'm only guessing what you want to do here.
I somehow get what you did...except this.setState({data}); Then how I am going to be rendering this in my table? Could clarify that part too?
this.setState({data}) is shorthand for this.setState({data: data}), i.e. you assign the value of data to this.state.data. To render the data to your table
this.setState({data})
this.setState({data: data})
render() { const {data} = this.state; return ( <table> <tr> <th>Date</th> <th>Company<th/> </tr> data.map(item=>return( <tr> <td>{item.Date}</td> <td>{item.Company_nm}</td> </tr> )) </table> ) }
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I'm only guessing what you want to do here.
I somehow get what you did...except this.setState({data});
Then how I am going to be rendering this in my table? Could clarify that part too?
this.setState({data})
is shorthand forthis.setState({data: data})
, i.e. you assign the value of data to this.state.data. To render the data to your table