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Learn how to effectively `pass data between child components` in React using props, ensuring your components work seamlessly together.
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How to Pass Data onClick from Child Component to Another Child Component in React.js

When building applications using React, one common challenge developers face is passing data between child components. This scenario often arises when you want to click an item in one component and display information based on that selection in another component. If you're currently grappling with this issue, you're not alone! In this guide, we'll tackle a simple yet effective technique to overcome this hurdle by using props and state management in React.

The Problem: Connecting Child Components

Let's consider a basic structure for our components:

Parent Component (Parent.js): This will hold the state and manage communication between child components.

First Child (Title.js): This component will display the selected title based on the interaction from the second child.

Second Child (Menu.js): This component will render a list of items, allowing the user to select one.

The primary goal here is to pass the selected list item from Menu.js to Title.js using the Parent component as a bridge.

Initial Component Structure

Your initial component structure might look something like this:

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The Issue with Your Code

In your Menu.js, the onClick function attempts to pass props.children, which doesn’t represent the item that needs to be sent. Instead, you want to pass the entire item that you're currently mapping over.

The Solution: Correcting the Components

To resolve this, you need to make a few adjustments in your code.

Step 1: Update the Menu Component

Modify your Menu.js to ensure that when an item is clicked, the relevant data is sent back to the Parent. Here's how your updated Menu.js should look:

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Step 2: Pass Word State to Title Component

You also need to ensure that the word state from the Parent component is passed down to the Title component so that it can display the title appropriately. Here is the revised Parent.js:

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Step 3: Update the Title Component

Finally, your Title.js should be set to display the correct title based on what has been selected from the menu:

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Conclusion

With these adjustments, you've effectively created a communication channel between your Menu and Title components through your Parent component. This approach not only makes your components modular but also enhances the overall structure of your application.

Key Takeaways

Use React state and props to pass data between components effectively.

Ensure that the correct data is being sent in event handlers (like onClick).

Always validate your state and props to avoid common errors.

By understanding and applying these concepts, you can streamline your React applications and manage component communication with ease. Happy coding!