Describe the life-cycle method

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Describe the life-cycle method

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Last edited Oct 13, 2017

Created on Oct 13, 2017

This example visualizes the React component life-cycle methods as a hierarchical flow diagram, showing the sequence from constructor through mounting and update phases to unmounting. The rendering uses a custom React component tree that mimics the structure of composite component instances, with nested children representing the call order of lifecycle events. The diagram maps each method—such as `componentWillMount`, `shouldComponentUpdate`, and `componentDidUpdate`—into a step-by-step path, using indentation and arrows to indicate parent-child execution. The source is a gist by 6ewis, presented as an annotated code comment, and the visualization is built with React’s component model rather than a charting library.

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