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Resolve issues with data not displaying on your ReactJS application after clicking a button. Discover the solution to correctly update state and render data using Axios.
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How to Fix Data Not Rendering After onClick in ReactJS

Having trouble with your React application not displaying data after clicking a button? If you've spent days debugging without success, you’re not alone. A common issue that many developers face is related to state management when fetching and rendering data. Let's delve into the problem and solution to ensure your data is rendered properly.

The Problem: Data Not Displaying

The scenario often arises when developers use Axios to fetch data from a backend service but face issues when trying to display that data in their React components. In this case, a common mistake revolves around how the state is set after fetching data. Here’s a breakdown of the issue:

You are able to see the data in the console.

The button click is supposed to trigger a data fetch.

The data is not rendering in the UI as expected, even though it is fetched correctly.

Understanding the Code

To clarify, let’s review the problematic piece of code that many developers might encounter when fetching data:

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In the code above, there’s a critical mistake when setting state.

The Solution: Correctly Set State with Fetched Data

To fix this issue, you need to ensure that you are setting the state in the same structure as it was initialized. Instead of directly updating the state with the fetched data, you should wrap it appropriately. Here’s the corrected code:

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Key Changes:

State Initialization: The initial state was set up as { data: [] }. This means when you want to update the data, you should maintain that structure.

Setting State: You replaced setData(response.data) with setData({ data: response.data }) to correctly align with the state object structure.

Conclusion

By following the modifications highlighted above, your React application should now correctly display the data fetched from the API after the button click. This approach ensures that your state management strategy remains coherent and effective, allowing developers to avoid common pitfalls when using Axios with React.

If you still experience any issues after making these changes, consider checking the console for errors or double-checking your API endpoint for correct configurations. Happy coding!