SolidJS•15mo ago

Use ErrorBoundary inside a createRoot?

I'm using a pattern where I have a globally accessible resource on a createRoot:

export const [solidStore, updateSolidStore] = createRoot(() => {
  const [myResource] = createResource(
    {
      licenseKey: import.meta.env.VITE_LICENCE_KEY,
    },
    resourceCreator
  );

export const [solidStore, updateSolidStore] = createRoot(() => {
  const [myResource] = createResource(
    {
      licenseKey: import.meta.env.VITE_LICENCE_KEY,
    },
    resourceCreator
  );

However the resourceCreator can error out, crashing the entire application with it. Is there a way to handle this inside a createResource?

2 Replies

fabiospampinato•15mo ago

I guess you can have try..catch block inside resourceCreator if you want this to trigger an ErrorBoundary you'd have to trigger it manually if this ErrorBoundary is not an ancestor of the root

baxuz•15mo ago

sadly that's not an option. skipped createResource and switched it to a createSignal + createEffect. Thanks anyway

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Use ErrorBoundary inside a createRoot?