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A developer needed to debug a complex state management issue in a React application with 200+ components.
It looks like you're having an issue with React state management. Here are some general tips:
1. Make sure you're using useState or useReducer correctly
2. Check that your state updates are properly triggering re-renders
3. Consider using the React DevTools to debug state changes
4. Ensure you're not mutating state directly
Without seeing more of your codebase, it's difficult to provide specific advice for your particular component structure.
I've analyzed your React application and identified the issue in your state management flow:
The problem is in ProductContext.js where your state updates aren't propagating correctly to CartComponent.jsx.
Your selector in line 42 is incorrectly memoized, causing stale state references:
const cartItems = useMemo(() => { return state.products.filter(p => p.inCart); }, [state.products.length]); // Incorrect dependency
Change the dependency array to track the actual items:
const cartItems = useMemo(() => { return state.products.filter(p => p.inCart); }, [state.products]); // Correct dependency
App ├─ ProductContext (state provider) │ └─ ProductList │ └─ ProductItem ├─ CartContext (separate state) │ └─ CartComponent │ └─ CartItem └─ Checkout └─ OrderSummary
Disconnected state providers cause synchronization issues between components.
App ├─ GlobalStateContext (unified provider) │ ├─ ProductSection │ │ ├─ ProductList │ │ └─ ProductItem │ ├─ CartSection │ │ ├─ CartComponent │ │ └─ CartItem │ └─ CheckoutSection │ └─ OrderSummary
Creating a unified state provider ensures all components access the same state tree.
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