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[Discuss] Best way to separate functions to reuse-able
See original GitHub issueHi, I’ve been using react-rails for almost year. I have a lot of modules and files that doing its job but some files and modules used same custom function (repeat code). I would like to know how you guys action with this situation like me.
In my mind just put into the .js file and include its into the application.js file. it’s ok to do so?
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I have a
utils.jsthat I require in each JS file that I need it. Must say I’m slightly out of date with the latest trends so idiomatic react might have a different way of doing it. Generally I’m a big fan of the simplest thing that works.Going to close for now as I believe this has been answered.