I'm trying to add content into a component using json file where I require only the first component to have the cover image and rest of the components to ignore it.
Schema: "TrackList": [
{
"CourseNo": "1",
"CourseName": "C++ Programming with DataStructures",
"CoverImg":"example.com/cover.jpg"
},
{
"CourseNo": "2",
"CourseName": "Competitive Programming"
},
{
"CourseNo": "3",
"CourseName": "Java"
}
]
the below code renders as required but it also adds blank image into components except the first one.
render(){
const { Data } = this.props;
const Courses = Data.TrackList.map(course => {
return (
<li>
<span>Course {course.CourseNo}</span>
<a href='#path-10'>{course.CourseName}</a>
<img src={course.CoverImg}/>
</li>
)
});
return(
<div className='col-md-4 right-pannel'>
<ul>
{Courses}
</ul>
</div>
)
}
Array.prototype.map
calls the provided callback function with the current array index (as the second argument). The first index of an array is 0
, so you just need to add some logic that makes sure the image is only added when the index is equal to 0, like this:
const Courses = Data.TrackList.map((course, i) => {
return (
<li>
<span>Course {course.CourseNo}</span>
<a href='#path-10'>{course.CourseName}</a>
{ i === 0 && <img src={course.CoverImg}/> }
</li>
)
});
And here's a slightly modified version of your code turned into a runnable snippet:
const Data = {"TrackList": [{"CourseNo": "1","CourseName": "C++ Programming with DataStructures","CoverImg":"example.com/cover.jpg"},{"CourseNo": "2","CourseName": "Competitive Programming"},{"CourseNo": "3","CourseName": "Java"}]}
const Courses = Data.TrackList.map((course, i) =>
<li>
<span>CourseNo: {course.CourseNo}</span>
<span> | CourseName: {course.CourseName}</span>
{ i === 0 && <span> | CoverImg: {course.CoverImg}</span> }
</li>
);
ReactDOM.render(
<div className='col-md-4 right-pannel'>
<ul>
{Courses}
</ul>
</div>,
document.body
);
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