Look into Redux

[K-Ho]

Redux could be a better way to manage state, since we pass so much information in as props and have a bunch of passed in functions that we call (e.g. functions passed in from Network.Js to be called by the buttons in controls.js)

[K-Ho]

Our App's State will basically only need: {
time: 10.001,
messages: [{each message contains: transaction contents, from, to, sendTime, rcvTime}]
}

When clicking on something like "double spend", instead of having to call a function that has been based down through props, can just call a Redux Action that will add the 2 messages to the state.

[K-Ho]

Helpful overview of other libraries to use: https://www.robinwieruch.de/essential-react-libraries-framework/