Writing filter functions without using useState is appropriate or not.

I've developed a goal tracking app in React.

I'm curious whether writing filter functions without using useState is appropriate or not.

Any feedback to optimize the code would be greatly appreciated.

const Completed = ({ goals }) => {
 
 const completedGoals = goals.filter((goal) => goal.completed);

const Inprogress = ({ goals, ongoalEdit, setGoals, changeStatus }) => {
 const deleteGoal = (goalEl) => {
 setGoals(goals.filter((goal) => goal.id !== goalEl.id));
 };
 const inProgressGoals = goals.filter((goal) => !goal.completed);

import React, { useState, useEffect } from "react";
import GoalForm from "./Components/GoalForm";
import Header from "./Components/Header";
import Inprogress from "./Components/Inprogress";
import Completed from "./Components/Completed";
function App() {
 const [goals, setGoals] = useState(
 JSON.parse(localStorage.getItem("goals")) || []
 );
 const [editingGoal, setEditingGoal] = useState("");
 // Update local storage whenever goals change
 useEffect(() => {
 localStorage.setItem("goals", JSON.stringify(goals));
 console.log(goals);
 }, [goals]);
 const addGoal = (newGoal) => {
 if (editingGoal) {
 setGoals(
 goals.map((goal) => (goal.id === editingGoal.id ? newGoal : goal))
 );
 setEditingGoal("");
 } else {
 setGoals((goals) => [...goals, newGoal]);
 }
 };
 const editGoal = (goalEl) => {
 setEditingGoal(goalEl);
 };
 const changeStatus = (id) => {
 setGoals((goals) => {
 return goals.map((goal) =>
  goal.id === id ? { ...goal, completed: !goal.completed } : goal
 );
 });
 };
 return (
 <div className="App">
 <Header />
 <GoalForm onAdd={addGoal} editingGoal={editingGoal} />
 <div className="goal-list">
 <Inprogress
 goals={goals}
 ongoalEdit={editGoal}
 setGoals={setGoals}
 changeStatus={changeStatus}
 />
 <Completed goals={goals} changeStatus={changeStatus} />
 </div>
 </div>
 );
}
export default App;

const Completed = ({ goals }) => {
 
 const completedGoals = goals.filter((goal) => goal.completed);

import React from "react";
const Completed = ({ goals }) => {
 
 const completedGoals = goals.filter((goal) => goal.completed);
 return (
 <>
 <div className="completed-container">
 <h1 className="completed-heading">Completed</h1>
 <ul>
 {completedGoals.map((goal) => (
 <li key={goal.id} className="goal-name">
 <p>✔ {goal.goal}</p>
 </li>
 ))}
 </ul>
 </div>
 </>
 );
};
export default Completed;

const Inprogress = ({ goals, ongoalEdit, setGoals, changeStatus }) => {
 const deleteGoal = (goalEl) => {
 setGoals(goals.filter((goal) => goal.id !== goalEl.id));
 };
 const inProgressGoals = goals.filter((goal) => !goal.completed);

import React from "react";
import { FaEdit } from "react-icons/fa";
import { MdDelete } from "react-icons/md";
const Inprogress = ({ goals, ongoalEdit, setGoals, changeStatus }) => {
 const deleteGoal = (goalEl) => {
 setGoals(goals.filter((goal) => goal.id !== goalEl.id));
 };
 const inProgressGoals = goals.filter((goal) => !goal.completed);
 return (
 <>
 <div className="progress-container">
 <h1 className="progress-heading"> In progress</h1>
 <ul>
 {inProgressGoals?.map((goalEl) => (
 <li key={goalEl.id} className="goal-name">
 <input
 type="checkbox"
 checked={goalEl.completed}
 onChange={() => changeStatus(goalEl.id)}
 />
 <p>{goalEl.goal}</p>
 <div className="btn-container">
 <button
 className="edit-btn btn"
 onClick={() => ongoalEdit(goalEl)}
 >
 <FaEdit />
 </button>
 <button
 className="del-btn btn"
 onClick={() => deleteGoal(goalEl)}
 >
 <MdDelete />
 </button>
 </div>
 </li>
 ))}
 </ul>
 </div>
 </>
 );
};
export default Inprogress;