I want to send some properties (loading and getContacts) to a component in ReactJS. I'm using routing to get each path, but the result is undefined in the target component. How is this going?
const App = () => { const [getContacts, setContacts] = useState([]); const [loading, setLoading] = useState(false); return( } /> }/> }/> }/> Not Found! } /> In Contact.jsx I have:
const Contacts = ({ contacts, loading }) => { return ( <> {contacts} {loading} ); }; export default Contacts; But they are all undefined.
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You are passing props to your
But you should pass them to your actual
Try putting the state variable directly into the child element: