Compose Containers about constate HOT 3 CLOSED

@codyaverett

I also had some use cases like that.

When I wrote this issue, one idea I had was to merge both containers to work like a single one (similar to Composing), which wouldn't work if you wanted to have different contexts. But so far I didn't need it.

Your example is usually called "render props callback hell". If you put that on Google, you'll find interesting things, including an advise from our prophet: facebook/react#12664 (comment)

I sincerely don't know the best way to handle that. I'm open for ideas. For now, I'm sticking with callback hell. XD

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@diegohaz
React-powerplug has a nice pattern. WDYT?
https://github.com/renatorib/react-powerplug#composing-components

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@diegohaz
I totally have a use case for something like this right now. We have a group of components that needs state vars from separate containers, so right now we have a container sandwich.

How do you think context could be handled?
e.g. I have two containers with different context that need to be composed together.

<Container1 context="foo">
    {(fooThing) => (
        <Container2 context="bar">
            {(barThing) => (
                <div>{fooThing} and {barThing}</div>
            )
        </Container2>
    )
</Container1>

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