I have this scenario where I need to send a list of state object variables, and then dynamically set them inside the setState function by using the passed variable. Trying to achieve the same. I am maintaining one setState functions, to which I will be passing state variables which are then set accordingly.
Am I going somewhere wrong?
Help would be appreciated.
Relevant snippet has been posted
constructor()
{
super(props);
this.state ={
val1 : '',
val2: '',
val3: '',
}
}
fetchValues = (stateVariable) =>{ // here the stateVariable ie val1,val2,val3 will be passed .
//fetching a value that will be set to the state object variables
this.set(stateVariable,value)
}
set = (val) => {
this.setState(`${val}`: val
}
You can do that this way:
const set = val => {
this.setState({ [val]: val });
};
Plus you had issues like:
=>
after (val)
.const
.Fixed everything for you.
Quick demo for you.
var val = "Praveen";
console.log({ [val]: val });