Migrate to Functional components and hooks
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With version 4.x having a minimum dependency on React 16.8
we can now rewrite all of the module code to take full advantage of Hooks
and simplify the internal code.
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Hi @max-carroll ,
I’d go with destructuring in the initial declaration to have all the props always available and to keep the definitions clearer.
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@panz3r , in PreviewList we destructure all the props together in the declaration of the function, however in other places we do it as and when they are required, I assumed we wanted to go the way of destructuring the props in the declaration, but just thought I would double check before I create pull request
const myComponent = ({all, of, the, props})
const myComponent = (props) =>
and then later onconst {subset, of, props} = props