How do I structure my React Component? (Too bloated)



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I'm making a card game and I have a parent component which holds all my methods. The methods are my "logic" and it determines how to set the randomly generated hand according to 'house-way'. Think of house-way as a set of rules on how to play a certain hand.
I'm having a problem with how to structure my components. I've heard that you should keep your components small and my component is already 300 lines long.



Any advice on how to restructure this? I've tried putting methods on a different file and importing them, but I had trouble when it comes to setting state. In other words, 'this.setState()' throws an error unless it is a method of a class.



the code is a mess, but I basically need help with how to make my component less bloated.



export default class Layout extends Component 
constructor(props)
console.log("starting up");
super(props);
//each hand holds a randomly generated tile object from tilesSet
this.state =
//needs empty spots for when (mounting) <Hands hand1=this.state.hand[0].img /> else error since hand[0] doesnt exist.
hand: ["", "", "", ""],
cards: false,
pairName: '',
rule: '',
show: false,
history: ,
test: 'test'
;
//binding in the constructor is recommended for performance.
this.handleToggle = this.handleToggle.bind(this);
this.handleClick = this.handleClick.bind(this);
this.handleHW = this.handleHW.bind(this);
this.assignHands = this.assignHands.bind(this);
this.checkPair = this.checkPair.bind(this);
this.checkTeenDey = this.checkTeenDey.bind(this);
this.hiLowMiddle = this.hiLowMiddle.bind(this);
this.compare = this.compare.bind(this);
this.handleSubmit = this.handleSubmit.bind(this);



//n = pairTL, n2 = otherTL
split(n, n2)
//Gee Joon
if (n[0].pair === 1)
let combo1 = baccaratCount(n2[0], n[0]);
let combo2 = baccaratCount(n2[1], n[1]);
//if it meets the split requirements...
if((combo1 >= 7 && combo2 >= 9) else if(high[0].val === 2) else
// // all other pairs. split pairs are in one array with a length of 2. ex: [7, 9]
// var combo1 = baccaratCount(high[0].val, low[0].val);
// var combo2 = baccaratCount(high[0].val, low[1].val);
// if(combo1 >= high[0].split[0] && combo2 >= high[0].split[0])
// moveTiles("split");
// else
// moveTiles();
//
// return true;
//



//checks for pairs. takes an array as arg
checkPair(hand)
for(let i = 0; i < hand.length; i++)
for (let ii = 0; ii < hand.length; ii++)
// if there is a pair and it is not comparing to itself.
if (hand[i].pair === hand[ii].pair && i !== ii)
let pairTL = hand.filter((x) => x.rank === hand[i].rank); //array of the pair tiles
let otherTL = hand.filter((x) => x.rank !== hand[i].rank); // array of the other 2 tiles. use these two to move tiles accordingly
//if we split this pair...
if (hand[i].split !== false)
//returns true if it split..
if(this.split(pairTL, otherTL))
let copyArr = [pairTL[0], otherTL[0], pairTL[1], otherTL[1]];
this.setState(() => (hand: copyArr));

else
let copyArr = otherTL.concat(pairTL);
this.setState(() => (hand: copyArr));
return true;


//don't split
else
let copyArr = otherTL.concat(pairTL); //concats the two small arrays together and renders.
this.setState(() => (hand: copyArr, pairName: pairTL[0].name, rule: 'Don't Split'))
return true;




return false; // no pairs


//will not execute if there is a pair...(checkPair returns true)
checkTeenDey(hand)
//true if we have teen or dey
let teenDey = hand.find((el) => el.val === 2) !== undefined;
//if true...
if(teenDey)
let tile = hand.find((el) => el.val === 2); // teen/ dey object
let tempArr = hand.filter((el) => el.name !== tile.name); //new arr without marked teen/dey. arr.length = 3
let secondTeenDey = tempArr.find((el) => el.val === 2); //second teen/dey (not pair)
let seven = tempArr.find((el) => el.val === 7);
let eight = tempArr.find((el) => el.val === 8);
let nine = tempArr.find((el) => el.val === 9);
//if there is a second teen/dey
if (secondTeenDey)
let twoArr = tempArr.filter((el) => el.name !== secondTeenDey.name);
console.log(tile, secondTeenDey, twoArr);
return true;

//look for 7,8,9
else if (seven)
console.log (seven);
return true;

else if(eight)
return true;

else if(nine)
return true;



// no teen or dey...
else
return false;



//point system used for sort()
compare(a,b)
let comparison = 0;//no change
if(a.realValue < b.realValue)
comparison = -1;//a comes before b

else if(a.realValue > b.realValue)
comparison = 1;//b comes before a

return comparison;


//will not execute if there is a teen dey...
hiLowMiddle(hand)
//makes a new copy of hand and sorts it using sort()'s point system.
let sortedArr = hand.slice().sort(this.compare); //slice used, else mutates hand.
let tempHair = [sortedArr[0], sortedArr[3]];
let tempBack = [sortedArr[1], sortedArr[2]];
let hiLow = tempHair.concat(tempBack); //newly sorted arr
this.setState(() => (hand: hiLow, rule: 'Hi-Low-Middle'));


//generates new hand and updates them to state.
assignHands()
let tempArr = [0, 0, 0, 0]; //filler array
let testArr = tilesSet.slice(); //filler array. tilesSet is untouched
//loops through and assigns random tile from deck
let newArr = tempArr.map((x) =>
let counter = Math.floor(Math.random()* (testArr.length - 1));
//used to hold the selected obj. needed since splice changes arr.length and we splice/display the different indexes.
let dummyArr = testArr[counter];
testArr.splice(counter, 1);
return dummyArr;
)
//updates state
this.setState(hand: [newArr[0], newArr[1], newArr[2], newArr[3]], show: true, history: [...this.state.history, [...newArr]])


handleSubmit = (e) =>
e.preventDefault();


//toggle effect.
handleToggle = () =>
this.setState(() => (cards: !this.state.cards));


handleClick = () =>
assignHands(tilesSet);
//works, but not 100% properly. the changes are one step behind. fix async.
//check to see the history length. max set @ 20
if(this.state.history.length >= 10)
let temp = this.state.history.slice();
temp.shift();
this.setState(() => (history: temp))



//House Way
handleHW()
if(!this.checkPair(this.state.hand))
if(!this.checkTeenDey(this.state.hand))
this.hiLowMiddle(this.state.hand);




render()
return (
<div>
this.state.show ? <h1>baccaratCount(this.state.hand[0], this.state.hand[1]) + '/' + baccaratCount(this.state.hand[2], this.state.hand[3])</h1> : <h1>Press New Hand to Start</h1>

<form onSubmit=this.handleSubmit>
<label>
<input type='text'/>
</label>
<button>submit</button>
</form>

<Input test=this.state.test/>

<Hands
cards=this.state.cards
hand1=this.state.hand[0].img
hand2=this.state.hand[1].img
hand3=this.state.hand[2].img
hand4=this.state.hand[3].img
/>

<Buttons
type="button"
className="btn btn-dark"
handleClick=this.handleClick
handleHW=this.handleHW
hand=this.state.hand
/>

<h2>Value of tiles: this.state.hand[0].val ? this.state.hand[0].val : "0" - this.state.hand[1].val ? this.state.hand[1].val : "0" - this.state.hand[2].val ? this.state.hand[2].val : "0" - this.state.hand[3].val ? this.state.hand[3].val : "0"</h2>
<h2>Pair Name: this.state.pairName</h2>
<h2>Rule: this.state.rule</h2>
<h2>
History: <div>this.state.history.map((el) => <li key=Math.random()>el.map((ele) => ele.name+ '--')</li>)</div>
</h2>

</div>
);

}









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  • Since the code is workable, this is a question for codereview.stackexchange.com

    – estus
    Nov 14 '18 at 6:48











  • thank you. Ill post on it.

    – Chris C.
    Nov 14 '18 at 8:53

















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I'm making a card game and I have a parent component which holds all my methods. The methods are my "logic" and it determines how to set the randomly generated hand according to 'house-way'. Think of house-way as a set of rules on how to play a certain hand.
I'm having a problem with how to structure my components. I've heard that you should keep your components small and my component is already 300 lines long.



Any advice on how to restructure this? I've tried putting methods on a different file and importing them, but I had trouble when it comes to setting state. In other words, 'this.setState()' throws an error unless it is a method of a class.



the code is a mess, but I basically need help with how to make my component less bloated.



export default class Layout extends Component 
constructor(props)
console.log("starting up");
super(props);
//each hand holds a randomly generated tile object from tilesSet
this.state =
//needs empty spots for when (mounting) <Hands hand1=this.state.hand[0].img /> else error since hand[0] doesnt exist.
hand: ["", "", "", ""],
cards: false,
pairName: '',
rule: '',
show: false,
history: ,
test: 'test'
;
//binding in the constructor is recommended for performance.
this.handleToggle = this.handleToggle.bind(this);
this.handleClick = this.handleClick.bind(this);
this.handleHW = this.handleHW.bind(this);
this.assignHands = this.assignHands.bind(this);
this.checkPair = this.checkPair.bind(this);
this.checkTeenDey = this.checkTeenDey.bind(this);
this.hiLowMiddle = this.hiLowMiddle.bind(this);
this.compare = this.compare.bind(this);
this.handleSubmit = this.handleSubmit.bind(this);



//n = pairTL, n2 = otherTL
split(n, n2)
//Gee Joon
if (n[0].pair === 1)
let combo1 = baccaratCount(n2[0], n[0]);
let combo2 = baccaratCount(n2[1], n[1]);
//if it meets the split requirements...
if((combo1 >= 7 && combo2 >= 9) else if(high[0].val === 2) else
// // all other pairs. split pairs are in one array with a length of 2. ex: [7, 9]
// var combo1 = baccaratCount(high[0].val, low[0].val);
// var combo2 = baccaratCount(high[0].val, low[1].val);
// if(combo1 >= high[0].split[0] && combo2 >= high[0].split[0])
// moveTiles("split");
// else
// moveTiles();
//
// return true;
//



//checks for pairs. takes an array as arg
checkPair(hand)
for(let i = 0; i < hand.length; i++)
for (let ii = 0; ii < hand.length; ii++)
// if there is a pair and it is not comparing to itself.
if (hand[i].pair === hand[ii].pair && i !== ii)
let pairTL = hand.filter((x) => x.rank === hand[i].rank); //array of the pair tiles
let otherTL = hand.filter((x) => x.rank !== hand[i].rank); // array of the other 2 tiles. use these two to move tiles accordingly
//if we split this pair...
if (hand[i].split !== false)
//returns true if it split..
if(this.split(pairTL, otherTL))
let copyArr = [pairTL[0], otherTL[0], pairTL[1], otherTL[1]];
this.setState(() => (hand: copyArr));

else
let copyArr = otherTL.concat(pairTL);
this.setState(() => (hand: copyArr));
return true;


//don't split
else
let copyArr = otherTL.concat(pairTL); //concats the two small arrays together and renders.
this.setState(() => (hand: copyArr, pairName: pairTL[0].name, rule: 'Don't Split'))
return true;




return false; // no pairs


//will not execute if there is a pair...(checkPair returns true)
checkTeenDey(hand)
//true if we have teen or dey
let teenDey = hand.find((el) => el.val === 2) !== undefined;
//if true...
if(teenDey)
let tile = hand.find((el) => el.val === 2); // teen/ dey object
let tempArr = hand.filter((el) => el.name !== tile.name); //new arr without marked teen/dey. arr.length = 3
let secondTeenDey = tempArr.find((el) => el.val === 2); //second teen/dey (not pair)
let seven = tempArr.find((el) => el.val === 7);
let eight = tempArr.find((el) => el.val === 8);
let nine = tempArr.find((el) => el.val === 9);
//if there is a second teen/dey
if (secondTeenDey)
let twoArr = tempArr.filter((el) => el.name !== secondTeenDey.name);
console.log(tile, secondTeenDey, twoArr);
return true;

//look for 7,8,9
else if (seven)
console.log (seven);
return true;

else if(eight)
return true;

else if(nine)
return true;



// no teen or dey...
else
return false;



//point system used for sort()
compare(a,b)
let comparison = 0;//no change
if(a.realValue < b.realValue)
comparison = -1;//a comes before b

else if(a.realValue > b.realValue)
comparison = 1;//b comes before a

return comparison;


//will not execute if there is a teen dey...
hiLowMiddle(hand)
//makes a new copy of hand and sorts it using sort()'s point system.
let sortedArr = hand.slice().sort(this.compare); //slice used, else mutates hand.
let tempHair = [sortedArr[0], sortedArr[3]];
let tempBack = [sortedArr[1], sortedArr[2]];
let hiLow = tempHair.concat(tempBack); //newly sorted arr
this.setState(() => (hand: hiLow, rule: 'Hi-Low-Middle'));


//generates new hand and updates them to state.
assignHands()
let tempArr = [0, 0, 0, 0]; //filler array
let testArr = tilesSet.slice(); //filler array. tilesSet is untouched
//loops through and assigns random tile from deck
let newArr = tempArr.map((x) =>
let counter = Math.floor(Math.random()* (testArr.length - 1));
//used to hold the selected obj. needed since splice changes arr.length and we splice/display the different indexes.
let dummyArr = testArr[counter];
testArr.splice(counter, 1);
return dummyArr;
)
//updates state
this.setState(hand: [newArr[0], newArr[1], newArr[2], newArr[3]], show: true, history: [...this.state.history, [...newArr]])


handleSubmit = (e) =>
e.preventDefault();


//toggle effect.
handleToggle = () =>
this.setState(() => (cards: !this.state.cards));


handleClick = () =>
assignHands(tilesSet);
//works, but not 100% properly. the changes are one step behind. fix async.
//check to see the history length. max set @ 20
if(this.state.history.length >= 10)
let temp = this.state.history.slice();
temp.shift();
this.setState(() => (history: temp))



//House Way
handleHW()
if(!this.checkPair(this.state.hand))
if(!this.checkTeenDey(this.state.hand))
this.hiLowMiddle(this.state.hand);




render()
return (
<div>
this.state.show ? <h1>baccaratCount(this.state.hand[0], this.state.hand[1]) + '/' + baccaratCount(this.state.hand[2], this.state.hand[3])</h1> : <h1>Press New Hand to Start</h1>

<form onSubmit=this.handleSubmit>
<label>
<input type='text'/>
</label>
<button>submit</button>
</form>

<Input test=this.state.test/>

<Hands
cards=this.state.cards
hand1=this.state.hand[0].img
hand2=this.state.hand[1].img
hand3=this.state.hand[2].img
hand4=this.state.hand[3].img
/>

<Buttons
type="button"
className="btn btn-dark"
handleClick=this.handleClick
handleHW=this.handleHW
hand=this.state.hand
/>

<h2>Value of tiles: this.state.hand[0].val ? this.state.hand[0].val : "0" - this.state.hand[1].val ? this.state.hand[1].val : "0" - this.state.hand[2].val ? this.state.hand[2].val : "0" - this.state.hand[3].val ? this.state.hand[3].val : "0"</h2>
<h2>Pair Name: this.state.pairName</h2>
<h2>Rule: this.state.rule</h2>
<h2>
History: <div>this.state.history.map((el) => <li key=Math.random()>el.map((ele) => ele.name+ '--')</li>)</div>
</h2>

</div>
);

}









share|improve this question
























  • Since the code is workable, this is a question for codereview.stackexchange.com

    – estus
    Nov 14 '18 at 6:48











  • thank you. Ill post on it.

    – Chris C.
    Nov 14 '18 at 8:53













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I'm making a card game and I have a parent component which holds all my methods. The methods are my "logic" and it determines how to set the randomly generated hand according to 'house-way'. Think of house-way as a set of rules on how to play a certain hand.
I'm having a problem with how to structure my components. I've heard that you should keep your components small and my component is already 300 lines long.



Any advice on how to restructure this? I've tried putting methods on a different file and importing them, but I had trouble when it comes to setting state. In other words, 'this.setState()' throws an error unless it is a method of a class.



the code is a mess, but I basically need help with how to make my component less bloated.



export default class Layout extends Component 
constructor(props)
console.log("starting up");
super(props);
//each hand holds a randomly generated tile object from tilesSet
this.state =
//needs empty spots for when (mounting) <Hands hand1=this.state.hand[0].img /> else error since hand[0] doesnt exist.
hand: ["", "", "", ""],
cards: false,
pairName: '',
rule: '',
show: false,
history: ,
test: 'test'
;
//binding in the constructor is recommended for performance.
this.handleToggle = this.handleToggle.bind(this);
this.handleClick = this.handleClick.bind(this);
this.handleHW = this.handleHW.bind(this);
this.assignHands = this.assignHands.bind(this);
this.checkPair = this.checkPair.bind(this);
this.checkTeenDey = this.checkTeenDey.bind(this);
this.hiLowMiddle = this.hiLowMiddle.bind(this);
this.compare = this.compare.bind(this);
this.handleSubmit = this.handleSubmit.bind(this);



//n = pairTL, n2 = otherTL
split(n, n2)
//Gee Joon
if (n[0].pair === 1)
let combo1 = baccaratCount(n2[0], n[0]);
let combo2 = baccaratCount(n2[1], n[1]);
//if it meets the split requirements...
if((combo1 >= 7 && combo2 >= 9) else if(high[0].val === 2) else
// // all other pairs. split pairs are in one array with a length of 2. ex: [7, 9]
// var combo1 = baccaratCount(high[0].val, low[0].val);
// var combo2 = baccaratCount(high[0].val, low[1].val);
// if(combo1 >= high[0].split[0] && combo2 >= high[0].split[0])
// moveTiles("split");
// else
// moveTiles();
//
// return true;
//



//checks for pairs. takes an array as arg
checkPair(hand)
for(let i = 0; i < hand.length; i++)
for (let ii = 0; ii < hand.length; ii++)
// if there is a pair and it is not comparing to itself.
if (hand[i].pair === hand[ii].pair && i !== ii)
let pairTL = hand.filter((x) => x.rank === hand[i].rank); //array of the pair tiles
let otherTL = hand.filter((x) => x.rank !== hand[i].rank); // array of the other 2 tiles. use these two to move tiles accordingly
//if we split this pair...
if (hand[i].split !== false)
//returns true if it split..
if(this.split(pairTL, otherTL))
let copyArr = [pairTL[0], otherTL[0], pairTL[1], otherTL[1]];
this.setState(() => (hand: copyArr));

else
let copyArr = otherTL.concat(pairTL);
this.setState(() => (hand: copyArr));
return true;


//don't split
else
let copyArr = otherTL.concat(pairTL); //concats the two small arrays together and renders.
this.setState(() => (hand: copyArr, pairName: pairTL[0].name, rule: 'Don't Split'))
return true;




return false; // no pairs


//will not execute if there is a pair...(checkPair returns true)
checkTeenDey(hand)
//true if we have teen or dey
let teenDey = hand.find((el) => el.val === 2) !== undefined;
//if true...
if(teenDey)
let tile = hand.find((el) => el.val === 2); // teen/ dey object
let tempArr = hand.filter((el) => el.name !== tile.name); //new arr without marked teen/dey. arr.length = 3
let secondTeenDey = tempArr.find((el) => el.val === 2); //second teen/dey (not pair)
let seven = tempArr.find((el) => el.val === 7);
let eight = tempArr.find((el) => el.val === 8);
let nine = tempArr.find((el) => el.val === 9);
//if there is a second teen/dey
if (secondTeenDey)
let twoArr = tempArr.filter((el) => el.name !== secondTeenDey.name);
console.log(tile, secondTeenDey, twoArr);
return true;

//look for 7,8,9
else if (seven)
console.log (seven);
return true;

else if(eight)
return true;

else if(nine)
return true;



// no teen or dey...
else
return false;



//point system used for sort()
compare(a,b)
let comparison = 0;//no change
if(a.realValue < b.realValue)
comparison = -1;//a comes before b

else if(a.realValue > b.realValue)
comparison = 1;//b comes before a

return comparison;


//will not execute if there is a teen dey...
hiLowMiddle(hand)
//makes a new copy of hand and sorts it using sort()'s point system.
let sortedArr = hand.slice().sort(this.compare); //slice used, else mutates hand.
let tempHair = [sortedArr[0], sortedArr[3]];
let tempBack = [sortedArr[1], sortedArr[2]];
let hiLow = tempHair.concat(tempBack); //newly sorted arr
this.setState(() => (hand: hiLow, rule: 'Hi-Low-Middle'));


//generates new hand and updates them to state.
assignHands()
let tempArr = [0, 0, 0, 0]; //filler array
let testArr = tilesSet.slice(); //filler array. tilesSet is untouched
//loops through and assigns random tile from deck
let newArr = tempArr.map((x) =>
let counter = Math.floor(Math.random()* (testArr.length - 1));
//used to hold the selected obj. needed since splice changes arr.length and we splice/display the different indexes.
let dummyArr = testArr[counter];
testArr.splice(counter, 1);
return dummyArr;
)
//updates state
this.setState(hand: [newArr[0], newArr[1], newArr[2], newArr[3]], show: true, history: [...this.state.history, [...newArr]])


handleSubmit = (e) =>
e.preventDefault();


//toggle effect.
handleToggle = () =>
this.setState(() => (cards: !this.state.cards));


handleClick = () =>
assignHands(tilesSet);
//works, but not 100% properly. the changes are one step behind. fix async.
//check to see the history length. max set @ 20
if(this.state.history.length >= 10)
let temp = this.state.history.slice();
temp.shift();
this.setState(() => (history: temp))



//House Way
handleHW()
if(!this.checkPair(this.state.hand))
if(!this.checkTeenDey(this.state.hand))
this.hiLowMiddle(this.state.hand);




render()
return (
<div>
this.state.show ? <h1>baccaratCount(this.state.hand[0], this.state.hand[1]) + '/' + baccaratCount(this.state.hand[2], this.state.hand[3])</h1> : <h1>Press New Hand to Start</h1>

<form onSubmit=this.handleSubmit>
<label>
<input type='text'/>
</label>
<button>submit</button>
</form>

<Input test=this.state.test/>

<Hands
cards=this.state.cards
hand1=this.state.hand[0].img
hand2=this.state.hand[1].img
hand3=this.state.hand[2].img
hand4=this.state.hand[3].img
/>

<Buttons
type="button"
className="btn btn-dark"
handleClick=this.handleClick
handleHW=this.handleHW
hand=this.state.hand
/>

<h2>Value of tiles: this.state.hand[0].val ? this.state.hand[0].val : "0" - this.state.hand[1].val ? this.state.hand[1].val : "0" - this.state.hand[2].val ? this.state.hand[2].val : "0" - this.state.hand[3].val ? this.state.hand[3].val : "0"</h2>
<h2>Pair Name: this.state.pairName</h2>
<h2>Rule: this.state.rule</h2>
<h2>
History: <div>this.state.history.map((el) => <li key=Math.random()>el.map((ele) => ele.name+ '--')</li>)</div>
</h2>

</div>
);

}









share|improve this question
















I'm making a card game and I have a parent component which holds all my methods. The methods are my "logic" and it determines how to set the randomly generated hand according to 'house-way'. Think of house-way as a set of rules on how to play a certain hand.
I'm having a problem with how to structure my components. I've heard that you should keep your components small and my component is already 300 lines long.



Any advice on how to restructure this? I've tried putting methods on a different file and importing them, but I had trouble when it comes to setting state. In other words, 'this.setState()' throws an error unless it is a method of a class.



the code is a mess, but I basically need help with how to make my component less bloated.



export default class Layout extends Component 
constructor(props)
console.log("starting up");
super(props);
//each hand holds a randomly generated tile object from tilesSet
this.state =
//needs empty spots for when (mounting) <Hands hand1=this.state.hand[0].img /> else error since hand[0] doesnt exist.
hand: ["", "", "", ""],
cards: false,
pairName: '',
rule: '',
show: false,
history: ,
test: 'test'
;
//binding in the constructor is recommended for performance.
this.handleToggle = this.handleToggle.bind(this);
this.handleClick = this.handleClick.bind(this);
this.handleHW = this.handleHW.bind(this);
this.assignHands = this.assignHands.bind(this);
this.checkPair = this.checkPair.bind(this);
this.checkTeenDey = this.checkTeenDey.bind(this);
this.hiLowMiddle = this.hiLowMiddle.bind(this);
this.compare = this.compare.bind(this);
this.handleSubmit = this.handleSubmit.bind(this);



//n = pairTL, n2 = otherTL
split(n, n2)
//Gee Joon
if (n[0].pair === 1)
let combo1 = baccaratCount(n2[0], n[0]);
let combo2 = baccaratCount(n2[1], n[1]);
//if it meets the split requirements...
if((combo1 >= 7 && combo2 >= 9) else if(high[0].val === 2) else
// // all other pairs. split pairs are in one array with a length of 2. ex: [7, 9]
// var combo1 = baccaratCount(high[0].val, low[0].val);
// var combo2 = baccaratCount(high[0].val, low[1].val);
// if(combo1 >= high[0].split[0] && combo2 >= high[0].split[0])
// moveTiles("split");
// else
// moveTiles();
//
// return true;
//



//checks for pairs. takes an array as arg
checkPair(hand)
for(let i = 0; i < hand.length; i++)
for (let ii = 0; ii < hand.length; ii++)
// if there is a pair and it is not comparing to itself.
if (hand[i].pair === hand[ii].pair && i !== ii)
let pairTL = hand.filter((x) => x.rank === hand[i].rank); //array of the pair tiles
let otherTL = hand.filter((x) => x.rank !== hand[i].rank); // array of the other 2 tiles. use these two to move tiles accordingly
//if we split this pair...
if (hand[i].split !== false)
//returns true if it split..
if(this.split(pairTL, otherTL))
let copyArr = [pairTL[0], otherTL[0], pairTL[1], otherTL[1]];
this.setState(() => (hand: copyArr));

else
let copyArr = otherTL.concat(pairTL);
this.setState(() => (hand: copyArr));
return true;


//don't split
else
let copyArr = otherTL.concat(pairTL); //concats the two small arrays together and renders.
this.setState(() => (hand: copyArr, pairName: pairTL[0].name, rule: 'Don't Split'))
return true;




return false; // no pairs


//will not execute if there is a pair...(checkPair returns true)
checkTeenDey(hand)
//true if we have teen or dey
let teenDey = hand.find((el) => el.val === 2) !== undefined;
//if true...
if(teenDey)
let tile = hand.find((el) => el.val === 2); // teen/ dey object
let tempArr = hand.filter((el) => el.name !== tile.name); //new arr without marked teen/dey. arr.length = 3
let secondTeenDey = tempArr.find((el) => el.val === 2); //second teen/dey (not pair)
let seven = tempArr.find((el) => el.val === 7);
let eight = tempArr.find((el) => el.val === 8);
let nine = tempArr.find((el) => el.val === 9);
//if there is a second teen/dey
if (secondTeenDey)
let twoArr = tempArr.filter((el) => el.name !== secondTeenDey.name);
console.log(tile, secondTeenDey, twoArr);
return true;

//look for 7,8,9
else if (seven)
console.log (seven);
return true;

else if(eight)
return true;

else if(nine)
return true;



// no teen or dey...
else
return false;



//point system used for sort()
compare(a,b)
let comparison = 0;//no change
if(a.realValue < b.realValue)
comparison = -1;//a comes before b

else if(a.realValue > b.realValue)
comparison = 1;//b comes before a

return comparison;


//will not execute if there is a teen dey...
hiLowMiddle(hand)
//makes a new copy of hand and sorts it using sort()'s point system.
let sortedArr = hand.slice().sort(this.compare); //slice used, else mutates hand.
let tempHair = [sortedArr[0], sortedArr[3]];
let tempBack = [sortedArr[1], sortedArr[2]];
let hiLow = tempHair.concat(tempBack); //newly sorted arr
this.setState(() => (hand: hiLow, rule: 'Hi-Low-Middle'));


//generates new hand and updates them to state.
assignHands()
let tempArr = [0, 0, 0, 0]; //filler array
let testArr = tilesSet.slice(); //filler array. tilesSet is untouched
//loops through and assigns random tile from deck
let newArr = tempArr.map((x) =>
let counter = Math.floor(Math.random()* (testArr.length - 1));
//used to hold the selected obj. needed since splice changes arr.length and we splice/display the different indexes.
let dummyArr = testArr[counter];
testArr.splice(counter, 1);
return dummyArr;
)
//updates state
this.setState(hand: [newArr[0], newArr[1], newArr[2], newArr[3]], show: true, history: [...this.state.history, [...newArr]])


handleSubmit = (e) =>
e.preventDefault();


//toggle effect.
handleToggle = () =>
this.setState(() => (cards: !this.state.cards));


handleClick = () =>
assignHands(tilesSet);
//works, but not 100% properly. the changes are one step behind. fix async.
//check to see the history length. max set @ 20
if(this.state.history.length >= 10)
let temp = this.state.history.slice();
temp.shift();
this.setState(() => (history: temp))



//House Way
handleHW()
if(!this.checkPair(this.state.hand))
if(!this.checkTeenDey(this.state.hand))
this.hiLowMiddle(this.state.hand);




render()
return (
<div>
this.state.show ? <h1>baccaratCount(this.state.hand[0], this.state.hand[1]) + '/' + baccaratCount(this.state.hand[2], this.state.hand[3])</h1> : <h1>Press New Hand to Start</h1>

<form onSubmit=this.handleSubmit>
<label>
<input type='text'/>
</label>
<button>submit</button>
</form>

<Input test=this.state.test/>

<Hands
cards=this.state.cards
hand1=this.state.hand[0].img
hand2=this.state.hand[1].img
hand3=this.state.hand[2].img
hand4=this.state.hand[3].img
/>

<Buttons
type="button"
className="btn btn-dark"
handleClick=this.handleClick
handleHW=this.handleHW
hand=this.state.hand
/>

<h2>Value of tiles: this.state.hand[0].val ? this.state.hand[0].val : "0" - this.state.hand[1].val ? this.state.hand[1].val : "0" - this.state.hand[2].val ? this.state.hand[2].val : "0" - this.state.hand[3].val ? this.state.hand[3].val : "0"</h2>
<h2>Pair Name: this.state.pairName</h2>
<h2>Rule: this.state.rule</h2>
<h2>
History: <div>this.state.history.map((el) => <li key=Math.random()>el.map((ele) => ele.name+ '--')</li>)</div>
</h2>

</div>
);

}






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  • Since the code is workable, this is a question for codereview.stackexchange.com

    – estus
    Nov 14 '18 at 6:48











  • thank you. Ill post on it.

    – Chris C.
    Nov 14 '18 at 8:53

















  • Since the code is workable, this is a question for codereview.stackexchange.com

    – estus
    Nov 14 '18 at 6:48











  • thank you. Ill post on it.

    – Chris C.
    Nov 14 '18 at 8:53
















Since the code is workable, this is a question for codereview.stackexchange.com

– estus
Nov 14 '18 at 6:48





Since the code is workable, this is a question for codereview.stackexchange.com

– estus
Nov 14 '18 at 6:48













thank you. Ill post on it.

– Chris C.
Nov 14 '18 at 8:53





thank you. Ill post on it.

– Chris C.
Nov 14 '18 at 8:53












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