React conditional rendering of multiple child components

Directly we can't return more than one elements.

Possible Solutions:

1- Either you need to wrap all the elements in a div or any other wrapper element.

2- We can return an array of multiple elements also, So put all the items in an array, and return the array.

Like this:

{myState ?
    [
        <NavigationItem handleClick={handleClick} title={'#Link-1'} />,
        <NavigationItem handleClick={handleClick} title={'#Link-2'} />,
        <NavigationItem handleClick={handleClick} title={'#Link-3'} />
    ]
  : null
}

Check this example:

let b = true ? [1,2,3,4]: null;

console.log('b = ', b);

This will throw error:

let b = true? 1 2 3 4: null;

console.log('b = ', b);

You can also use <Fragment> from ReactJS: https://reactjs.org/docs/fragments.html

The problem about wrapping all the elements with a <div>, is that you are adding more elements to the DOM, and sometimes it's impossible (for example, when you are rendering a <td> or <tr> inside a <table>. So, here is where <Fragment> comes to help us.

Just wrap all those elements in a <Fragment> and it'll be enough. Meaning:

{ myState &&
  <Fragment>
    <NavigationItem handleClick={handleClick} title={'#Link-1'} />
    <NavigationItem handleClick={handleClick} title={'#Link-2'} />
    <NavigationItem handleClick={handleClick} title={'#Link-3'} />
  </Fragment>
}

Anyways, this another "Conditional Rendering" approach is better in "code readability" sense: https://medium.com/@BrodaNoel/conditional-rendering-in-react-and-jsx-the-solution-7c80beba1e36

It basically proposes the use of a <Conditional> element, like:

<Conditional if={myState}>
  <NavigationItem handleClick={handleClick} title={'#Link-1'} />,
  <NavigationItem handleClick={handleClick} title={'#Link-2'} />,
  <NavigationItem handleClick={handleClick} title={'#Link-3'} />
</Conditional>

^ This looks better for my eyes :D