In React, I group related state into one useState


In React, I group related state into one useState.

Here’s why:
✅Requires less code.

✅Makes it easy to send to the server.

✅Can create a single onChange handler that sets the relevant property.

✅Clarifies the relationship between fields, which makes the code easier to understand. These values represent something. What is the name of the "thing" they represent, together? Grouping state answers this important question.

Here's an example of a single onChange handler for a user object.

This sets the appropriate property based on the input's name.

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