Correct way to push into state array

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I seem to be having issues pushing data into a state array  I am trying to achieve it this way   this setState   myArray  this state myArray push  new value        But I believe this is incorrect way and causes issues with mutability

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You should not be operating the state at all. At least, not directly. If you want to update your array, you'll want to do something like this.

var newStateArray = this.state.myArray.slice();
newStateArray.push('new value');
this.setState(myArray: newStateArray);

Working on the state object directly is not desirable. You can also take a look at React's immutability helpers.

https://facebook.github.io/react/docs/update.html

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This Code work for me    fetch  http   localhost 8080      then response   gt  response json       then json   gt      this setState  mystate  this state mystate push apply this state mystate  json

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Using es6 it can be done like this   this setState   myArray      this state myArray   new value        simple value this setState   myArray      this state myArray      1 2 3         another array   Spread syntax

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You can use  concat method to create copy of your array with new data   this setState   myArray  this state myArray concat  new value        But beware of special behaviour of  concat method when passing arrays -  1  2  concat   foo   3    bar   will result in  1  2   foo   3   bar

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Never recommended to mutate the state directly    The recommended approach in later React versions is to use an updater function when modifying states to prevent race conditions   Push string to end of the array  this setState prevState   gt       myArray      prevState myArray   new value         Push string to beginning of the array  this setState prevState   gt       myArray    new value      prevState myArray        Push object to end of the array  this setState prevState   gt       myArray      prevState myArray    name    object          Push object to beginning of the array  this setState prevState   gt       myArray      name    object       prevState myArray

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Here you can not push the object to a state array like this  You can push like your way in normal array   Here you have to set the state    this setState         myArray      this state myArray   new value

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In the following way we can check and update the objects  this setState prevState   gt         Chart  this state Chart length     0       prevState Chart data data length - 1     data

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you are breaking React principles  you should clone the old state then merge it with the new  data  you shouldn t manipulate your state directly  your code should go like this fetch  http   localhost 8080   then response   gt  response json    then json   this setState  mystate    this state mystate  json

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Array push returns length  this state myArray push  new value   returns the length of the extended array  instead of the array itself Array prototype push     I guess you expect the returned value to be the array   Immutability  It seems it s rather the behaviour of React      NEVER mutate this state directly  as calling setState   afterwards may   replace the mutation you made  Treat this state as if it were   immutable React Component    I guess  you would do it like this  not familiar with React    var joined   this state myArray concat  new value    this setState   myArray  joined

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React-Native if u also want ur UI  ie  ur flatList  to be up to date  use PrevState  in the example below if user clicks on the button   it is going to add a new object to the list  both in the model and UI  data    shopping   reading      declared in constructor onPress       gt   this setState  prevState  props    gt    return  data   new obj  concat prevState data

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Using Functional Components and React Hooks const  array setArray    useState       Push value at the end  setArray oldArray   gt      oldArray newValue      Push value at the begging  setArray oldArray   gt   newValue    oldArrays

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Using react hooks  you can do following way const  countryList  setCountries    useState        setCountries  countryList    gt               countryList           quot India quot

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