I am working on my portfolio and I bumped into this problem. This component gets tasks(array) and sortBy(either 'all', 'true', or 'false'). The problem is, even though I pass 'all' value of sortBy, the second if statement gets called.
const TaskListTable = ({ tasks, sortBy }) => {
let filteredTasks;
let sortByBoolean;
if (sortBy === 'all') {
filteredTasks = tasks;
}
if (sortBy === 'true' || 'false') {
sortByBoolean = sortBy === 'true';
filteredTasks = tasks.filter((task) => task.completed === sortByBoolean);
}
console.log(sortBy);
console.log(sortByBoolean);
console.log(filteredTasks);
const withTasks = (
<div className='task-table'>
<UtilButton purpose='add' pushUrl='/task-add' />
<div className='task-table-head'>
<div>Date</div>
<div>Task</div>
<div>Status</div>
<div></div>
</div>
{filteredTasks.map(({ _id, ...others }) => (
<TaskList key={_id} id={_id} {...others} />
))}
</div>
);
const withoutTasks = <UtilPage purpose='emptyData' />;
return <Fragment>{tasks.length > 0 ? withTasks : withoutTasks}</Fragment>;
};
I solved this problem with this code below instead of using 2 if statements. But I'd still want to know why the code above with 2 if statements don't work.
const sortByBoolean = sortBy === 'true';
const filteredTasks = sortBy !== 'all' ? tasks.filter((task) => task.completed === sortByBoolean) : tasks;
thank you in advance
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