Get simple fetch data to render
hey guys i feel very stupid asking this question but i cant seem to get this working correctly. i tried multiple things already.
The best thing i got yet was my console logging the array but even then i couldnt get anything to render. im using tauri but i dont think that should matter in this context
here the problem seem that my getComments in my createResource is never actually ran?
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while this returns me data perfectly fine
im also getting a
computations created outside a `createRoot` or `render` will never be disposed
wait can solid components not be async itself? i removed it from the App() and now it renders stuff
funny enough my console log only returns undefined now but i can get stuff to renderit will always return undefined first, and since you're calling it in the component's top-level scope, it will only evaluate once.
Now, I want you to try removing that console.log, and wrap the returned JSX in Suspense
i got it working without suspense. im just confused that adding async at the top broke it. but from what i can see solid uses lazy/suspense instead
but thanks!
i do understand the undefined log tho!
yeah Solid doesn't have async components yet. It's something we're exploring right now
asynchronity we usually handle with createResource().
If you are missing features in createResource, have a look at https://github.com/solidjs-community/solid-primitives/blob/main/packages/resource/README.md
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honestly my only problem is that i got no errors or anything. even tho the code was fine and wasn’t relying on the component being async it stopped working
so maybe a linting rule or smth to avoid that?
Since you did not type App as Component, neither the linter nor the type checker could infer that you wanted this to be a component.
Otherwise, you would have gotten errors.
oh gotta blame the tauri template in this case! but good to know