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Reactjs doesen't re render after setState to array

when I finish to get data from my database and I useState setValue and pass the array, render function doesen't render again.

Code where I setArray

function getNotifiche(){
     onSnapshot(collection(db, "Users",auth.currentUser.uid, "Notifiche"), async (snapNotifiche) => {
            const notifichee = [];
            snapNotifiche.forEach(async notificaDoc => {

                const docRef = doc(db,"Users",notificaDoc.data().Invitato);
                const userData = await getDoc(docRef);

                
                        notifichee.push({
                            "data":notificaDoc.data(),
                            "invitante":userData.data()
                            })
               });
          
            setListaNotifiche(notifichee);

});

This is in the return function:

 {         
        (listaNotifiche.map((notifica,index)=>{
            return(<div key={index}>
                <label>Invitato da {notifica.invitante.Username} in data{new Date(notifica.data.DataInvito.seconds * 1000).toString()}</label>
                <button>Partecipa</button>
                <button>Elimina</button> 
                </div>);
        }))
    }

So I tried also using setListaNotifiche([...notifichee]) but I get the error: TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'map')

about 4 years ago · Juan Pablo Isaza
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.forEach doesn't know anything about promises or async functions. By the time the .forEach finishes, notifichee is still an empty array, and then you set state with an empty array. Some time later the array will be mutated to have data, but that comes after the component is rendered.

Instead, you will need to wait for the promises to finish before creating the array and setting state. You can use .map to create an array of promises, then Promise.all to combine them into a single promise, and then await that promise to get the array of data:

onSnapshot(
  collection(db, "Users", auth.currentUser.uid, "Notifiche"),
  async (snapNotifiche) => {
    const promises = snapNotifiche.docs.map(async (notificaDoc) => {
      const docRef = doc(db, "Users", notificaDoc.data().Invitato);
      const userData = await getDoc(docRef);
      return {
        data: notificaDoc.data(),
        invitante: userData.data(),
      }
    })
    const notifichee = await Promise.all(promises);

    setListaNotifiche(notifichee);
  }
);
about 4 years ago · Juan Pablo Isaza Report
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