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Learn how to easily convert styled components to regular JSX in your React app while maintaining similar functionality.
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Converting Styled Components to Regular JSX in React

If you’re working on a React application and are in the process of removing styled-components, you might find yourself facing some challenges. One particular issue is converting a styled component into a regular JSX component while retaining the same functionality, such as applying styles programmatically. In this article, we'll guide you through the process of achieving this conversion seamlessly.

The Problem

The specific component in question uses styled-components to manage styles using props for styling changes. Here’s the original function:

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As you can see, this function is designed to set the opacity and filter style properties dynamically through props. However, transitioning this to regular JSX requires a different approach. Let's dive into the solution.

The Solution

To convert the ImgSrc styled component to a regular JSX component, we will leverage inline styles directly within the component's return statement. Here is how that can be done:

Step-by-Step Conversion

Define the Component: Instead of using the styled-components syntax, we will define ImgSrc as a functional component.

Apply Inline Styles: We will create an inline style object that uses the props to set the opacity and filter similar to the original styled component.

Here's the complete converted function:

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Explanation

Props: The ImgSrc function now takes props directly as an argument, allowing you to pass any necessary data into the component when it's used.

Style Attribute: Using style={{...}} allows you to set inline CSS styles directly to the <div>. Note that we simply use the object literals to access props.opacity and props.filter, which will apply the styles dynamically.

Key Points to Remember

Inline Styles: While inline styles are quite powerful for quick implementations, they do come with limitations such as media queries and pseudo-classes not being supported. Therefore, ensure your styling needs are satisfied with inline approach.

Maintain Readability: Try to format your inline styles for readability, especially if dealing with complex styles or multiple conditions.

Conclusion

Transitioning from styled-components to regular JSX is simple with the right approach. By converting your component to a functional one and using inline styles, you can maintain the behavior and functionality of your original styled component. This method ensures that you can efficiently manage style properties based on component state or props in a straightforward manner.

With this guide, you should feel confident tackling similar conversions in your React projects. Happy coding!