This is how example of my state looks:
const INITIAL_STATE = {
contents: [ {}, {}, {}, etc.. ],
meta: {}
}
I need to be able and somehow replace an item inside contents array knowing its index, I have tried:
return {
...state,
contents: [
...state.contents[action.meta.index],
{
content_type: 7,
content_body: {
album_artwork_url: action.payload.data.album.images[1].url,
preview_url: action.payload.data.preview_url,
title: action.payload.data.name,
subtitle: action.payload.data.artists[0].name,
spotify_link: action.payload.data.external_urls.spotify
}
}
]
}
where action.meta.index
is index of array item I want to replace with another contents object, but I believe this just replaces whole array to this one object I'm passing. I also thought of using .splice()
but that would just mutate the array?
Splice
mutate the array you need to use Slice
. And you also need to concat
the sliced piece .
return Object.assign({}, state, {
contents:
state.contents.slice(0,action.meta.index)
.concat([{
content_type: 7,
content_body: {
album_artwork_url: action.payload.data.album.images[1].url,
preview_url: action.payload.data.preview_url,
title: action.payload.data.name,
subtitle: action.payload.data.artists[0].name,
spotify_link: action.payload.data.external_urls.spotify
}
}])
.concat(state.contents.slice(action.meta.index + 1))
}