Let's say you have a component with a toggle state:
const [toggle, setToggle] = useState(false);
You can change the state of the toggle by directly passing a value to
setToggle
.
setToggle(true);
console.log(toggle);
//=> true
Alternatively, you can pass a function to the updater. This is called a functional update. The updater will call the function with the previous state value and update the state to whatever the function returns.
const handleToggle = (prevToggle) => {
return !prevToggle;
}
console.log(toggle);
//=> true
setToggle(handleToggle);
console.log(toggle);
//=> false