Closed tgoldenberg closed 9 years ago
You could always do something like:
// home.js
Template.home.helpers({
test: function() { return true; }
});
// HomeContent.jsx
HomeContent = ReactMeteor.createClass({
render: function() {
var isTest = Template.home.__helpers[" test"]();
}
});
__helpers
has two underscores and you have to put a space in front of the helper name to access it. Also, the helper shouldn't use the value of this
unless you call
it.
Is it really necessary to refactor it into a helper? Or could you just make a function somewhere?
// Test.js
Test = function() { return true; }
// HomeContent.jsx
HomeContent = ReactMeteor.createClass({
render: function() {
var isTest = Test();
}
});
Thanks!
This seems like a really basic question, but how do we access helper functions from within a React class with this Meteor integration? I tried putting a function in a helper file but it isn't getting read by the .jsx file. On the internet I saw suggestions to try to get Meteor to use require('../file-name.js') syntax, but that seems kind of hackish. Shouldn't there be an easy solution to this? It isn't absolutely necessary, but feels good to refactor out code :)