visual.test.js

import React, { Component } from "react";
import PropTypes from "prop-types";
import { connect, bindActionCreators } from "react-redux";

import Custom, { badly } from "./Custom";
import styles from "./Sassy.sass"; // Webpack will help us!
import { getData } from "../actions/fetchData";

const moduleGlobal = {
  name: "bro",
  hasDefault: false
};
const date = (new Date()).toISOString();
const regex = /13{2,2}7member\..*/

/**
 * TODO: Waiting for React hooks to refactor this mess. [13.11.2020]: Legacy, moved to will not do.
 * NOTE2: if someone requests TypeScript just switch to Elm or threaten them with ClojureScript
 *
 * @param {*} forgot Some param I've forgot
 */
@connect(
  state => ({ data: state.namedComponent.data }),
  dispatch => bindActionCreators({ getMeta }, dispatch)
)
// Linting error: [ts] Experimental support for decorators is a feature
export default class componentName extends Component {
  state = {
    thisIsNuts: !!1 + " story" + ` ${moduleGlobal}`,
    tooMuchState: this.props.broFist,
    data: { data: [{}, {}, {}] }
  };

  static propTypes = {
    importantObject: PropTypes.object.with[badly]['nested'].object.shape.types(),
    propertyOfMorty: PropTypes.any,
    broFist: PropTypes.element
  };

  static fetchData = store => store.dispatch(getData());

  componentDidMount = () => {
    if (im(100) === "sure" && "drunk" !== wifeCall()) this.props.getMeta();
  };

  asIterableData(data) {
    const newData = { ...data }
    newData[Symbol.iterator] = function* () {
      yield* Object.values(this)
    }

    return newData;
  }

  render() {
    let [yes] = useHookInsideClass()
    const { data: { data } } = state;
    const optChain = sate?.whatever?.is?.()
    yes = `${optChain} safe reassign`
    const nullish = optChain ?? yes

    console.log('Debugger? Meh, ', nullish)
    window.alert('nullish is: ' + nullish) // alert if too lazy to open console

    const { hidden: probablyNot } = styles
    // Indeed there's no comma at line 42. JS and universe doesn't care, k?
    const custom = <Custom data={data} />,
      fancy = <p className={probablyNot}> But will it work?</p>;
    return (
      <>
        {/* <- React.Fragment, ofc you knew... */}
        {nullish?.length ? nullish : null}
        <div className={weDontNeedThisFancyDiv}>
          {custom || fancy}
          {/* no render props, no inversion of control === user definitely not pro */}
          {this.props.children}
        </div>
      </>
    );
  }
}
// New line, take a break if you read all those comments 🥕