I am using errorboundaries in my code and when I use it in the file where I am rendering my main layout components it works, Eg.:
<ErrorBoundary>
<header></header>
</ErrorBoundary>
<ErrorBoundary>
<main/> //this component has an error
</ErrorBoundary>
<ErrorBoundary>
<footer></footer>
</ErrorBoundary>
The above code works and the fallback UI is shown for the error that is in the main
component. But when I use errorboundary component inside the main component file it does not work,
Eg of errorboundary that does not work:
class main extends React.Component {
//code
<ErrorBoundary>
{object}
</ErrorBoundary>
//more code
This does not work and the whole app crashes instead, displaying only a blank page. Why might this be happening and how to deal with it? Thank you.
I figured it out. Errorboundary catches the error in components. So it wasn't working earlier, but when I rendered a faulty component in between the ErrorBoundary instead, it worked.
<ErrorBoundary>
<FaultyComponent/>
</ErrorBoundary>
it worked.