Your favorite React prototyping tool just got better with some special new features

Do you spend hours prop drilling within your React application? Have you been told to drop it altogether in favor of a bulky, state-managed library?

Prop drilling is often criticized among React developers because of its cumbersome attempt to solve a ubiquitous problem – the management of state within an application. It’s hard to determine during development that you are:

1. over-passing props
2. under-passing props, or
3. Losing track of props somewhere in the prop drilling process

Despite the many state management tools available, prop drilling is still a valuable architectural solution for many React applications. With ReacType 13.0, this process has been simplified and made completely intuitive; Creating a much friendlier development process while prop drilling and managing the state.

ReacType – Your one-stop shop for all things Feedback! ReacType is a standalone application built on Electron. It is a powerful prototyping tool, which allows you to initialize React components which can consist of various customizable HTML elements and/or other components.

It provides you with a drag-and-drop canvas as well as a demo render to see the result of your actions, and a tree graph to see the overall structure of your app in a bird’s eye view.

Additionally, ReacType makes coding easy with live code previews of your customized components, and the Export Code feature that allows you to export your components and produce your React application’s scaffolding.

ReacType has a lot of tools at your disposal for planning and getting started on launching your next React app.

Creating a great application isn’t just about the looks, it’s about working capacity,

Enter react type 13.0.

In earlier versions of ReacType, state was only available statically in the optimization of independent components. Then, later, developers added the Context Manager feature, which gave you the ability to define state via the ReactContext API for a more global approach to state management.

Today, ReacType 13.0 takes state a step further, by adding more flexibility with state management and opening up a wider range of options as you develop your applications.

With the release of version 13.0, we have reviewed how ReacType manages state within your React components. In the State Management tab, you can find new functionality such as:

Create/Edit State

• Manage state locally: You can initialize the state in Create New State with React Hooks section. When state is created in a component, the state and its associated setState function are readily available to pass to its child components.
• Add/Remove Props: Passing props to multiple components can be a time-consuming process. With ReacType 13.0, you can easily pass and remove state, or props, through deeply nested components; Prop drilling is as easy as the click of a button!
• Dynamic state editing: If state or props are removed upstream from a parent component, it will automatically update the state of its child components.

display tab

One of the biggest pain points of prop drilling is keeping track of state, especially within nested-components, With the new Display tab, you can quickly view a tree diagram of the application’s component hierarchy. In ReacType 13.0, you have a clear, visual overview of how state is being passed from component to component in the application. Clicking a node will display the props passed from its parent component as well as the state created in the clicked component.

Here’s a short, non-exhaustive list of the features we’re excited to integrate into future iterations of ReacType:

• Adding on-click functionality within components.
• Including the Material UI as additional elements on the side panels to be added to components.
• Enabling auto-save functionality when dragging and dropping components, and updating component state.
• Allowing users to click on and access other projects within the dashboard for review.
• Further development of the ReacType web browser platform.
• Enabling Google OAuth on all platforms.
• Compatibility for Linux users.

Curious to try it yourself? Our . You can download RiakType by going to GitHubor visit us Website Where you will find all the information you need to get started. We’re always looking for ways to improve ReacType, and we’d love to hear from you! Please submit any issues or contribute to our open-source project on GitHub.