I have a component called tileGroup
that has a property that is a collection(array) of other properties.
The parent component(tileGroup
) renders a list of child components by using each set of properties in the collection to create a new component.
Right now I am individually mapping each property from the set to the child component but this will become cumbersome if the property count for a component increases and I'm sure there is a cleaner, simpler way to do it...
How can I pass the full set of properties on to the child component without remapping each property?
Example code:
tileGroupData = {someProperty: 'something', someOtherProperty:'something',
tiles: [{vsize:1, hsize:2, etc...}, {vsize:2,hsize:3,title:'whatever'}]};
and then component creation..
var tileGroup = React.createClass({
render: function() {
var thechildren = this.props.tiles.map(function(tile)
{
//this is what I DON'T want to be doing.
return <tileSimple vsize = {tile.vsize} hsize = {tile.hsize} content = {tile.content}/>;
//what I DO want to be doing
return <tileSimple allTheProps = {tile}/>;
});
Apparently transferPropsTo is being deprecated. With recent versions of React you can use JSX spread attributes:
return <tileSimple {...tile} />;
More info about this here: Deprecating transferPropsTo