Check truthiness of props passed from mapStateToProps in functional react redux component

Question

I have 3 components, TypeList , ConnectedType ( =connect(mapStateToProps)(Type ), and Type . Type will receive props from both TypeList ( onClick, name ) passing props to ConnectedType as well as ConnectedType's mapStateToProps ( onMiniPokemonClick, miniPokemon ). How do I do a check to see if miniPokemon exists before mapping it out? Is it possible to do logic on a functional component or do I have to make it a class and create a helper function inside?

const Type = ({onClick, name, onMiniPokemonClick, miniPokemon}) => (
  <li
    onClick={onClick}
  >
    {name}
    <ul>
      {
        if (miniPokemon) {
          miniPokemon.map(function (pokemon, idx) {
            return (<MiniPokemon onClick={() => onMiniPokemonClick(pokemon.name)} name={pokemon.name}/>)
          })
        }
      }
    </ul>
  </li>
)

Answer 1

All you need to do is use brackets to allow a multiline function body

const Type = ({onClick, name, onMiniPokemonClick, miniPokemon}) => {
   // some logic   
   return (
      <li
        onClick={onClick}
      >...
      </li>
   )
}

Or if you just need to ensure that miniPokemon is an array when a null/undefined value comes through - you could supply a default argument:

({onClick, name, onMiniPokemonClick, miniPokemon = []})