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I am working on a project in which I am trying to show a div of content that says No results found for if the user types letters in the search input that do not match any filter in the list. I've tried using this similar solution as reference: React: How to show message when result is zero in react, but without success.

Here is a snippet of my code and one solution (of many) I have tried so far:

class App extends React.Component 
 constructor(props) 
 super(props);

 this.state = 
 searchQuery: ""
 ;
 

 handleSearchQuery = event => 
 this.setState( searchQuery: event.target.value );
 ;

 resetInputField = () => 
 this.setState( searchQuery: "" );
 ;

 render() 
 const subContent, type, options, label = this.props;
 const searchQuery = this.state;
 return (
 <div
 style=
 display: "grid",
 alignItems: "center",
 width: "100%",
 margin: "0 0 24px 0",
 fontSize: "14px"
 
 >
 <div style=sx.rangeInputContainer>
 <input
 style=sx.rangeInputLong
 type="text"
 placeholder=placeholderText
 onChange=this.handleSearchQuery
 value=searchQuery
 />
 </div>
 <div>
 !searchQuery
 )
 .map((option, index) => 
 return option.label.length !== 0 ? (
 <div key=index style=sx.filterOption>
 <SquareCheckbox
 type="checkbox"
 id="multiSelectCheckbox-" + option.label
 />
 <label
 style= color: "#FFF" 
 htmlFor="multiSelectCheckbox-" + option.label
 >
 option.label
 </label>
 </div>
 ) : (
 <div
 key=index
 style=
 display: "flex",
 alignItems: "center",
 marginTop: "16px"
 
 >
 <img
 style= width: "20px", cursor: "pointer" 
 src=resetIconSVG
 onClick=this.resetInputField
 />
 <div style= marginLeft: "16px" >
 No results found for searchQuery
 </div>
 </div>
 );
 )
 </div>
 </div>
 );
 

Here's a snippet of options, which is in my parent component:

this.state = 
 filters: [


 
 label: 'Materials',
 type: FILTER_TYPE.MULTI_SELECT,
 expandedHandle: ()=> 
 this.handleExpandedToggle('Materials'); ,
 options:materials,
 expanded:false,
 ,
 
 label: 'Status',
 type: FILTER_TYPE.SELECT,
 expandedHandle: ()=> this.handleExpandedToggle('Status'); 
 ,
 options: status,
 expanded:false,
 ,


 ],
 ;

And the dummy .json data I am using:

export const materials = [
 value: 'brass', label: 'brass' ,
 value: 'chrome', label: 'chrome' ,
 value: 'ceramic', label: 'ceramic' ,
 value: 'glass', label: 'glass' ,
 value: 'concrete', label: 'concrete' ,

];

export const status = [
 value: 'Show All', label: 'Show All' ,
 value: 'Enabled Only', label: 'Enabled Only' ,

];

I've made an assumption about your options data, hopefully this helps (I simplified the codes)

class App extends React.Component 
 constructor(props) 
 super(props);
 this.state = 
 searchQuery: ''
 ;
 
 handleSearchQuery = event => 
 this.setState( searchQuery: event.target.value );
 ;
 resetInputField = () => 
 this.setState( searchQuery: '' );
 ;
 render() 

ReactDOM.render(<App />, document.getElementById('root'));

<script crossorigin src="https://unpkg.com/react@16/umd/react.development.js"></script>
<script crossorigin src="https://unpkg.com/react-dom@16/umd/react-dom.development.js"></script>
<div id="root"></div>

Seems like your using a ternary operator inside of a return on your filter method. I would put the filter into a variable

const filteredOptions = options.filter(option => option.label.toLowerCase().includes(searchQuery.toLowerCase()) || !searchQuery).map((option, index) => 
 return option.label.length !== 0 ? <div key=index style=sx.filterOption>
 <SquareCheckbox type='checkbox' id='multiSelectCheckbox-' + option.label />
 <label style= color: '#FFF' htmlFor='multiSelectCheckbox-' + option.label> option.label </label>
 </div> )

and in your render use the ternary to check the length of the array

render 
 return (
 filteredOptions.length > 0 ? filteredOptions : <div style = marginLeft: '16px' >No results found for searchQuery </div>
 )