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Added <QuerySelector /> component #3494
Added <QuerySelector /> component #3494
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@ranbena Look: you still load search results as a side-effect of changing search term. It's implicit dependency, that's what makes code hard to read and understand:
in opposite to explicit reaction, where you immediately see that if you change search term - it will do some extra stuff:
I intentionally provide examples in Angular because this pattern is really common there, and one of best practices in React for a long time was to avoid such code.
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Since this useEffect also allows easy stale/debounce management (the alternative I assume is having dedicated refs), I'd rather keep it and keep moving 🏃