While I won't provide the complete code solution for your problem, I can suggest an architectural pattern that you can use as a foundation for building your own solution.
class PlayersView extends React.Component {
buildFewPlayersGrid = () => {
... implement logic to generate gridprops ...
return <SmallGrid {...gridprops} />
};
buildLotsOfPlayersGrid = () => {
... implement logic to generate gridprops ...
return <TheBigGrid {...gridprops} />
};
render() {
if (this.props.players.length < 5) {
return this.buildFewPlayersGrid();
}
return this.buildLotsOfPlayersGrid();
}
}
It's worth mentioning that using separate functions like 'buildFewPlayersGrid' and 'buildLotsOfPlayersGrid' is recommended only if you have specific reasons why directly importing individual Grid components wouldn't work for you. If possible, opting for...
class PlayersView extends React.Component {
render() {
if (this.props.players.length < 5) {
return <SmallGrid players={this.props.players} />;
}
return <TheBigGrid players={this.props.players} />;
}
}
Hopefully, this guidance will assist you in leveraging componentization and dividing your code into distinct components for better organization.