When I try and call a function from my custom hook I get back an error when the screen loads saying 'handleLazyLoad' is not a function. Im not sure why React cant figure out that the handleLazyLoad is a function, I am thinking I am possible exporting it or calling it incorrectly.
Custom hook:
import { useState } from 'react';
const useLoadInvoices = (initialPageValue, totalInvoices) => {
const [currentPage, setCurrentPage] = useState(initialPageValue);
const pageSize = 30;
const handleLazyLoad = () => {
if (currentPage * pageSize < totalInvoices) setCurrentPage(currentPage + 1);
};
const totalShownInvoices = currentPage * pageSize > totalInvoices ? totalInvoices : currentPage * pageSize;
return [totalShownInvoices, handleLazyLoad];
};
export default useLoadInvoices;
Invoice Screen Component:
import React from 'react';
import useLazyLoad from './hooks/useLazyLoad';
const InvoicesScreen = () => {
const [invoices, setInvoices] = useState(null);
const [totalInvoices, setTotalInvoices] = useState(null);
const [handleLazyLoad, totalShownInvoices] = useLoadInvoices(1, totalInvoices);
handleLazyLoad();
return (
<AccountPageList
type="invoices"
handleLazyLoad={() => handleLazyLoad()}
start={1}
finish={totalShownInvoices}
total={totalInvoices}
items={invoices}
/>
);
};
export default InvoicesScreen;
You are returning an Array from your custom hook, so when destructuring the custom hook the order matters. To Avoid such problems you can change this part in your custom hook from:
return [totalShownInvoices, handleLazyLoad];
to:
return {totalShownInvoices, handleLazyLoad};
Then you can destructure it as follows and the order wouldnt matter:
const {handleLazyLoad, totalShownInvoices} = useLoadInvoices(
1,
totalInvoices,
);
The order matters when you destructure on array Try
const [totalShownInvoices,handleLazyLoad] = useLoadInvoices(
1,
totalInvoices,
);