I am with this mistake, altough I do not how solve.

I am with this mistake, altough I do not how solve.

In my React Native project, I want to manage theme colors with colorScheme to support dark mode. Here is what my implementation looks like:

Olá, pessoal

this is what i m trying, in the functions of conrtrolFirstLaunch and getAuthentication i m getting the log of both data and auth but state isnt updating, i dont know why is this happening but before implementing first launch it worked fine

const queryClient = new QueryClient(); const Root = (props) => { const { hasNotifPermission, requestNotifPermission } = useNotificationsPermission(); useEffect(() => { LogBox.ignoreAllLogs(); LogBox.ignoreLogs([‘VirtualizedLists should never be nested’]); }, []); useEffect(() => { const notifPerInit = async () => { await requestNotificationPermission(); }; notifPerInit(); messaging().onNotificationOpenedApp((remoteMessage) => { console.log( ‘Notification caused app to open from background state:’, […]

I am trying to figure out this for days, but my component ImageComponent is flickering when I click add or remove for all the elements in the array. I think the issue is that all elements in the array is re-rendering when one element is updated. How can I fix this? I have been trying using memo and useMemo, as well as useCallback, but none worked… could anyone figure this out, please?

`function App() { let [state, setThings] = React.useState(‘pm’); let thing = ”; let count = 1; function updateThings() { count = count + 1; if (count % 2 === 0) { setThings((pre) => state = ‘AM’); } else { setThings((pre) => state = ‘PM’); } console.log(count); } thing = <Things items={{ data: state }} />; […]

This is the page from where i am sending the prop

This question may be duplicate. But i didn’t find any solution hence posting it.
I have a screen. In useEffect i am calling api before that i am setting loader to true using useState but loader shows after delay of 1-2 sec.
how can i avoid delay. is there any other way?