How to use the property-expr.setter function in property-expr
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jquense / react-input-message / example / dev.jsx View on Github 
createHandler(path){
var self = this
, setpath = setter(path)
return function(val){
var s = self.state; // copy state so we can update without mutating
if( val && val.target) // in case we got a `SyntheticEvent` object
val = val.target.value
setpath(s, val === null ? undefined : val) // i don't want to allow nullable values so coerce to undefined
self.setState(s)
}
},return val => {
if (val && val.target) // in case we got a `SyntheticEvent` object; react-widgets pass the value directly to onChange
val = val.target.value
setter(path)(this.state, val)
this.setState(this.state, () => this._runValidations())
}
}return val => {
if (val && val.target) // in case we got a `SyntheticEvent` object; react-widgets pass the value directly to onChange
val = val.target.value
setter(path)(this.state, val)
this.setState(this.state, () => this._runValidations())
}
}property-expr
tiny util for getting and setting deep object props safely
