1 min readJan 3, 2020
Yes I think you probably can. In your useEffect hook, you are reverting to promise syntax. You can try defining an async function and then calling it within the hook.
Yes I think you probably can. In your useEffect hook, you are reverting to promise syntax. You can try defining an async function and then calling it within the hook.
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