Have you ever wanted to render a component only if a condition is true?

Usually you would use a ternary operator, but that's not very readable. This helper is a solution to that.

...
  {displayText ? <TextComponent /> : null}
...

Altho there is nothing wrong with this syntax in a big code it will make the readability of the code worse.

We can create a custom helper component like this:

const RenderIf = ({ isTrue = false, children }) => {
  if (!isTrue) return null;

  return children;
};

export default RenderIf;

Now we can use it like this:

import RenderIf from 'helpers/RenderIf'
...
<RenderIf isTrue={displayText}>
  <h1>Hello There 👋</h1>
</RenderIf>