At your service! In the provided React code, the `allMessagesStored` variable might not appear when
At your service! In the provided React code, the
allMessagesStored variable might not appear when the component mounts due to the way the useStorage hook is implemented.
The useStorage hook is likely a custom hook that handles storing and retrieving data from some storage mechanism, such as local storage or a browser extension's storage API. In this case, it seems to be using the instance and key properties to identify the storage location.
When the component mounts, the useEffect hook is triggered. Inside the useEffect callback, the allMessagesStored and currentMessageStored variables are logged to the console. However, if the useStorage hook is asynchronous or has a delay in retrieving the data, the initial value of allMessagesStored might not be available yet when the useEffect runs.
To confirm this, you can check the implementation of the useStorage hook. Look for any asynchronous operations or delays in retrieving the data. If there are any, you might need to handle the case where the initial value is not available yet.
Additionally, make sure that the useStorage hook is correctly implemented and that the instance and key properties are properly set. Double-check that the storage mechanism is functioning as expected.
If you need further assistance, please provide more details about the useStorage hook or any relevant code.
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