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Encounter the `react/display-name` error while deploying your NextJS project to Vercel? Discover how to fix this common issue and ensure your components are properly defined and exported.
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Resolving the Component definition is missing display name Error in React

Are you facing the frustrating Component definition is missing display name react/display-name error while deploying your NextJS project to Vercel? This error often surfaces when a function component is defined without a named function, which can lead to problems during the rendering phase of your React application. Let’s break down this issue and explore how to resolve it effectively.

Understanding the Error

When working with React, components need to have a display name. This is not only important for debugging but also helps with maintaining a clean codebase. The error message you receive from Vercel indicates that one or more of your components are defined without a proper display name. Specifically, in your code, you are likely encountering this error because of an anonymous function used within the columns array of your ItemsList component.

Example Code Causing the Error

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In the example above, the render function defined as an arrow function is anonymous and doesn’t have a display name. This is what triggers the error when you upload your project to Vercel.

How to Fix the Error

Step 1: Provide a Name to the Render Function

To resolve this issue, you need to replace the anonymous arrow function with a named function for proper identification. Here's how you can refactor your code:

Refactored Code

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Step 2: Test Your Changes

After you’ve made the changes, save your file and redeploy your project to Vercel. If everything is correctly set up, the error should no longer appear, and your application should work seamlessly.

Conclusion

React's requirement for display names in components is vital for smooth functioning, especially when dealing with libraries like Material-Table. By simply ensuring that all functions, particularly render functions, are named, you can avoid common pitfalls like the Component definition is missing display name error.

Follow these steps, and you should find that your project is back on track and operating as expected. If you continue to face issues, double-check your other components to ensure they, too, have defined display names.

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