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- Improving the operation, reliability, and credibility of online process analyzers. Process analyzers are on-line tools for industrial process analytics, used to determine the chemical composition or physical properties of substances involved in industrial processes.
- Here, every Button element has 2 props: increment and onClickFunction.We create 4 different buttons, with 4 increment values: 1, 10 100, 1000. When the button in the Button component is clicked, the incrementCount function is called.
In this short tutorial we’ll build a very simple example of a counter in React, applying many of the concepts and theory outlined before.
Let’s use Codepen for this. We start by forking the React template pen.
Scratch the gold on a touchstone to test its purity. If you think you might have real gold, rub it along the touchstone to create a streak of gold flakes. Add a drop of 12K, 14K, 18K, and 22K nitric acid to different parts of the streak. Check back after 20 to 40 seconds.
In Codepen we don’t need to import React and ReactDOM as they are already added in the scope.
We show the count in a div, and we add a few buttons to increment this count:
Let’s add the functionality that lets us change the count by clicking the buttons, by adding a onClickFunction
prop:
Here, every Button element has 2 props: increment
and onClickFunction
. We create 4 different buttons, with 4 increment values: 1, 10 100, 1000.
When the button in the Button component is clicked, the incrementCount
function is called.
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This function must increment the local count. How can we do so? We can use hooks:
useState()
initializes the count variable at 0 and provides us the setCount()
method to update its value.
We use both in the incrementCount()
method implementation, which calls setCount()
updating the value to the existing value of count
, plus the increment passed by each Button component.
The complete example code can be seen at https://codepen.io/flaviocopes/pen/QzEQPR
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