Now that the wrapper child functions don't return a ReactElement, what is the best way to get and as...

# react

[cfnz]

Now that the wrapper child functions don't return a ReactElement, what is the best way to get and assign a ReactElement, for example, given this js:

renderOption={(option) => (
        <React.Fragment>
          <span>
            {option.label}
          </span>
        </React.Fragment>
      )}

In my Kotlin code, it used to be like this:

renderOption = { option, _ ->
    Fragment {
        span {
            +option.label
        }
    }
}

What is the recommended way of doing this now?

[turansky]

Previously parent builder was abused (bad practice)
And now and previously following recommended:

renderOption = { option, _ ->
    buildElement {
        span {
            +option.label
        }
    }
}

[cfnz]

Thanks very much, yes, I have not really known what the good practices are, at least this makes the bad practice not compile 🙂. Thanks again!

[turansky]

Previously your element was child of 2 parents

[turansky]

1 parent - current in context Fragment called on builder
2 parent - your component

[turansky]

If your component will not use child you will see it in parent 1 🙂

[cfnz]

Yes, I have come accros such things and used (I imagine) other bad practices to solve them... e.g. a local RBuilder 🙂

[turansky]

buildElement create element, but don’t attach it to parent - you will do it in your component

[turansky]

For elegant solutions some redundant limitations must be removed

[turansky]

And muti contexts :)

[cfnz]

Thanks for that, I will have a read 🙂

[turansky]

FYI - Synthetic events now available