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Learn how to efficiently pass values between `React` components using `Redux`, with step-by-step instructions and code examples.
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How to Pass Values Between React Redux Components: A Simple Guide

In the world of React and Redux, managing the flow of data between components can become tricky, especially when dealing with nested components or multiple pages. If you've inherited a codebase or are just starting to work with React Redux, you might find yourself in a situation where you need to pass data from one component to another.

In this post, we'll explore how to pass the state value startTypeValue from Page1 to Page2 in your application. We'll break it down step-by-step, making it easy to follow along.

The Problem

You have two components: Page1 and Page2. Page1 retrieves a value (startTypeValue) which you want to pass to Page2. However, due to the way components are structured, direct passing is not straightforward. Instead of making modifications to both components, we will introduce an upper-level component - the processNavigator - to manage the state.

The Solution

1. Modify the processNavigator Component

The first step is to adjust the state of the processNavigator component to include startTypeValue. This will allow us to manage the value centrally and pass it down to both Page1 and Page2.

Updated Code for processNavigator

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2. Update Page1 Component

Next, we need to ensure that Page1 calls a function to update the state in processNavigator when it retrieves startTypeValue. This function will be passed as a prop (onValueChange).

Updated Code for Page1

Modify the loadResult function within Page1 as follows:

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3. Ensure Data Flow

With the above changes:

Page1 will fetch the startTypeValue when it mounts and call this.props.onValueChange to update the state in processNavigator.

processNavigator will then pass startTypeValue as a prop to Page2.

This approach creates a clean data flow where processNavigator acts as the middle man, receiving and distributing data correctly.

Conclusion

By structuring your React components this way, you simplify the management of shared state and enhance the maintainability of your code. Always remember that managing data flow correctly is essential, especially as your application grows in complexity.

With the above steps, you'll be able to seamlessly pass values between your React Redux components! If you have more queries about React or Redux, feel free to ask in the comments below.