How can we lazy load route data using @solidjs/router ?

When using this pattern:

import UserData from "./pages/users/[id].data.js";
const User = lazy(() => import("/pages/users/[id].js"));

// In the Route definition
<Route path="/users/:id" component={User} data={UserData} />;

import UserData from "./pages/users/[id].data.js";
const User = lazy(() => import("/pages/users/[id].js"));

// In the Route definition
<Route path="/users/:id" component={User} data={UserData} />;

Here, the User component is lazy loaded but what about the UserData ? Is there a way to do that?

14 Replies

shogun2077•2y ago

Are you making use of the useParams hook in the User component? If so I would suggest fetching the user data within the User component using the :id parameter gotten using useParams

VexcitedOP•2y ago

nope im not

shogun2077•2y ago

I would suggest going that route if you would like to keep everything segregated to happen only when requested

shogun2077•2y ago

Like so

VexcitedOP•2y ago

yeah that was what i was doing before using ...data.ts but i was wondering if there was a solution with route data

shogun2077•2y ago

Oh Ok. I haven't used route data much. Have you tried using the lazy function? The same way you did with the User component

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lxsmnsyc•2y ago

in what way does this lose SSR

VexcitedOP•2y ago

just want to say that im using just SolidJS without any SSR stuff, it's just a SPA

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VexcitedOP•2y ago

what this might work but well that is just a createRessource for another createRessource so ugh - wanted to use route data to make my code look simpler 😭

lxsmnsyc•2y ago

What he meant is to lazy load the function you are using for the createResource e.g

const fetchData = await import('./path/to/fetch-data');
return fetchData(arg);

const fetchData = await import('./path/to/fetch-data');
return fetchData(arg);

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VexcitedOP•2y ago

by doing this, I'll get the module in the useRouteData so

const user = useRouteData()
user() // will give { default: () => ... }

const user = useRouteData()
user() // will give { default: () => ... }

so to access the data returned i have to ((user()).default())()

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