When logging in or creating an account for a website or application, it is useful for a user to be able to see their password, especially when pass...
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Hi, I like this article it shows common feature, well explained and well executed. That's exactly what people starting off with React need. If I had this as an interview submission I would have invite you for second round 👍
Here are couple of tips to explore:
Iconproptypevalue as a state is a bit unnecessary. I would recommend using something likeisVisibleand have it as a boolean value. You could then dosetIsVisible(!isVisible)and do ternary on type propsetStatecallback - gives you something new to explore :)buttoninstead of aspanfor the toggle. That way it will be easier to use for people with screen readersAbove will be a nice exploration for you to do on this feature. Well done for your solution though!
Thank you for your feedback! I will look into these options!
Awesome! It is super simple, Please do checkout this package,
npmjs.com/package/react-password-t...
Using this you can reduce code and also it doesn't use useState instead it's using useRef hook so it makes it more performant in terms of re-rendering.
This was super helpful
Hey Anna — great article. Super simple to follow. Out of curiosity, were there any challenges you faced while building this feature? Or anything unexpected you have to accomodate for? :)
I used Tailwind CSS to style the components and getting the eye icons to be correctly positioned was difficult!
Instead of using a state for the icon I would suggest to use the ternary operator in javascript. Great article tho!
Super Simple! And nice writing,,, ♥️
Gotta love those usestates, simple and straight to the point! Thank for this
Thank you, I could create my own version of this using your code. Thanks a lot!
Thank you! It was a great article.