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Learn how to effectively filter an array of items based on checkboxes in React with Hooks and Typescript. This post includes step-by-step solutions and code examples.
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Filters with Checkboxes in React Using TypeScript

Introduction

Filtering an array based on user input is a common requirement in web applications. If you are working with React Hooks and TypeScript, you may face challenges, especially with implementing dynamic filters. In this guide, we'll address a problem related to filtering an array of student objects based on gender selections through checkboxes.

The Problem

You may have encountered a scenario where you can successfully filter an array by one checkbox (e.g., male) but not another (e.g., female). This typically arises due to a lack of proper state management, particularly in tracking multiple checkbox inputs.

Solution Overview

To tackle this issue, we will follow these steps:

Maintain a separate state for the selected filters.

Update the filter state when checkboxes are checked or unchecked.

Filter the array based on the selected gender values.

Let’s break down the solution into clear sections.

Updated Code to Filter Data

Here is a revised version of your App.tsx file, which takes into account the need to handle multiple selections:

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Explanation of Key Changes

State Management:

We maintain a filtered state that will track which genders are selected by the user.

Using the checked property of the checkbox event, we update the filtered state by either adding or removing genders.

Dynamic Filtering:

The filteredStudent variable checks whether any checkboxes are selected. If so, it filters the students array to only include those that match the selected genders.

If no checkboxes are selected, all students are displayed.

Conclusion

By implementing a more dynamic filtering approach, you enable users to filter by any combination of checkboxes efficiently. Adjusting state management to handle multiple selections is key in making your React application responsive and functional.

Feel free to customize this solution to suit your specific application needs!