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Why doesn't the state of the array change?
const [cards, setCards] = useState([])
Inside this component is another component, inside which the formation of the mobx array takes place.
useEffect(() => {
console.log(books._books)
setCards(books._books)
console.log(cards)
}, [books._books])
import {makeAutoObservable} from "mobx"
export default class BookStore {
constructor() {
this._books = []
this._filterBooks = []
this._totalItems = 0
this._startIndex = 0
makeAutoObservable(this)
}
setIsBooks(books) {
this._books = books
}
setMoreBooks(books) {
this._books = this._books.concat(books)
}
setTotalItems(totalItems) {
this._totalItems = totalItems
}
setStartIndex(index) {
this._startIndex = index
}
}
App.jsx:21 Proxy {0: Proxy, 1: Proxy, 2: Proxy, 3: Proxy, 4: Proxy, 5: Proxy, 6: Proxy, 7: Proxy, 8: Proxy, 9: Proxy, 10: Proxy, 11: Proxy, 12: Proxy, 13: Proxy, 14: Proxy, 15: Proxy, 16: Proxy, 17: Proxy, 18: Proxy, 19: Proxy, 20: Proxy, 21: Proxy, 22: Proxy, 23: Proxy, 24: Proxy, 25: Proxy, 26: Proxy, 27: Proxy, 28: Proxy, 29: Proxy, Symbol(mobx administration): ObservableArrayAdministration}
Proxy {Symbol(mobx administration): ObservableArrayAdministration}
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