I have a react component that is rendering some results. The problem I am having is with result.participants. This is an array, so map is rendering both names without any spacing and I am finding it difficult to get those spaces inserted.
The result.participants is an array of strings.
How do I insert a space or some logic to put in a comma and a space if the length is >1 ?
render: function(){
return (
<ul>
{
this.state.pads.map(function(result){
return [
<a href={result.pageUrl}>{result.title}</a>,
<li key={result.participants}>Participants: {result.participants} </li>,
<li key={result.summary}>Summary: {result.summary}</li>,
<li key={result.lastEdit}>Last Edited: {new Date(result.lastEdit).toDateString()} </li>,
<p></p>
];
})}
</ul>
)
}
And if you don't care about wrapping each participant in a <span>
, you could simply use the built-in Array.prototype.join
method:
<li key={result.participants}>Participants: {result.participants.join(', ')} </li>,
Like a commenter mentioned, you should not put bare <a>
and <p>
tags into a <ul>
directly. But that is beside the point, this question is about array handling in React.
You should be able to use a control flow structure nested in JSX like this:
{
result.participants.map(function(participant, idx) {
if (idx == result.participants.length - 1) {
return (
<span>{participant}, </span>
);
} else {
return participant;
}
})
}
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