I am working on a build/design system. and everything works fine. The only issue is when I publish my package and attempt to use the callback function. It doesn't properly return the data that is necessary for me to go to the next screen.

*I attempted to get a reproducible example for you in CodeSandbox, however, there were some minor implications/errors that wouldn't allow me to get to the specific error I am talking to you about now. That seems to have its own issues.*

So, how do you reproduce this error? Well, our package as of right now is public. As said above you can't import into CodeSandbox as it gives other errors on React versions (as said, I will deal with that later..). The package name is `@sandboxcommerceeng/react` the scss package you might need is `@sandboxcommerceeng/scss`. Go ahead and import into a CSS file. `@import '@sandboxcommerceeng/scss/lib/global.css'`. Then in the `@sandboxcommerceeng/react` package, import `ECommercePlatformModal`. The code below will give you a reproducible error. `Platforms` type, is also exported by `@sandboxcommerceeng/react`

```
const [showEcommerceModal, setShowEcommerceModal] = React.useState<boolean>(false);
const [url, setUrl] = React.useState<string>('');
const [selectedPlatform, setSelectedPlatform] = React.useState<keyof Platforms>();

<ECommercePlatformModal
  selectedPlatform={selectedPlatform}
  onSelectPlatform={(platform: keyof Platforms | undefined) =>
    setSelectedPlatform(platform)
  }
  showModal={showEcommerceModal}
  onCancel={() => setShowEcommerceModal(false)}
  okButtonProps={{ onClick: () => console.log(url) }} // ✴
  urlValidated={true}
  onUrlChange={(e: React.ChangeEvent<HTMLInputElement>) => {
    setUrl(e.target.value);
  }}
  url={url}
/>

```

✴: I am unable to get the URL from the state using a callback. I've tried just referencing a callback function separately and then logging the URL from there. I've also tried pasting in the URL from the callback. Nothing is working.

**End Goal**

The end goal here is to have it so that I am able to apply my package into my React application and have the package functionality, i.e. the javascript code implemented in the package itself, work as expected. Expectation for this particular component, is to be able to `console.log` the `url` and have it show in the package from the `callback` function `okButtonProp{{onClick: () => console.log(url)}}`

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*Please let me know if there is anything else you need from me.*