React Component without Any Tag | Map Over Fragments in React JS

How to create a component in React JS without any tag? Return a React component without any tag. We are talking about JSX without any DIVs or tags. Display records without enclosing element in React JS. Map over fragments with React fragment long and short form. Can we render a React component without any enclosing tag? How to display records without enclosing element in React JS? When we display records or data from array using array map method in react JS, usually we enclose the whole thing in an element. A div or some other tag. How to iterate over data and return it without a closing JSX element? Maybe using an enclosing JSX element would modify design or we don't want to add another element to the DOM. In this video we will look into how to use array map method over fragments with React fragment?

We can iterate over a set of data, and display it without parent element as an HTML element, using React Fragment. Long form of React fragments can provide the key prop which is required for any element over which we are iterating. There is no enclosing element using React Fragment because React Fragment will not output anything. To separate the records, we can use index as argument and then ternary operator to check index and use comma if index is not 0. Comma separated records are better.

With this technique, you can not use shorthand fragment's alternative. It will not work. You will have to use React Fragment long form because we have to use key prop for the record. So keep this in mind.

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