Is it possible to change the layer's paint attribute while rendering circles on a map?

Hello! I want to draw differently colored circles on a map using Layer's paint attribute and a Feature. Essentially, my code currently returns a feature to a layer, allowing a circle to be drawn at the specified coordinates. My problem with that implementation is that I cannot change the Layer's paint attribute while still drawing circles. Therefore, this led me to try the following code which results in no circles drawn on the map:

<Layer id="layer1" type="circle">
     {array.map((element, i) => {
          return (
               <Layer id="second" type="circle" paint={{boolOperator ? 'blue' : 'green'}}
                    <Feature coordinates={[0,0]} />
              </Layer>
          )
     })}
</Layer>

Is it possible to pass a Layer to another Layer, which then draws the circle on the map given the bottom Layer's paint attribute? The code above is meant to change the circle’s color if the boolOperator is either true or false, which changes per circle.

I appreciate any help! Thanks

[mklopets]

The property name can be arbitrary. “Color” will work. You need to specify the layer’s paint to use that named property.

‘circle-color’: [‘get’, ‘xyz’] (in the layer’s paint options) should read the xyz property of the feature and use it for painting its corresponding circle (if I remember the syntax correctly by heart)

[ev0065]

@mklopets That works, thank you very much! I appreciate all your help with this issue.