Hello guys,
I realized that it's not possible to destructure the useLocalization hook, when destructure, it causes an error. I made an example to demonstrate the problem.
const { toLanguageString } = useLocalization(); //THROW AN ERROR
const localization = useLocalization(); //NORMAL
xenodochial-dan-prqfvt - CodeSandbox
Is this actually expected or is it just a bug?
Thanks,
Gabriel.
1 Answer, 1 is accepted
0
Accepted
Hi, Gabriel,
Thank you for the provided example.
This is expected since useLocalization is a custom React hook that provides access to the LocalizationService class component that has `toLanguageString` as a function.
Basically, destructing is only possible for objects and arrays.
For more information about Javascript destructuring, you can check this article or a similar one:
Please let me know if you have any further questions on this matter.
Regards,
Wissam
Progress Telerik
As of R2 2023, the default icon type will be SVG instead of Font. See this blogpost for more information.