SolidJS•16mo ago

can't reset createInfiniteScroll

hello, at our team we are trying to create infinite scrolling with filters with @solid-primitives/pagination with signal: createInfiniteScroll but we encoutered a problem: You can't reset createInfiniteScroll cleanly, while you can clear all values like this: batch(() => { setPage(0); setEnd(false); setPages([]); }); but this will result in running the fetcher with page=1 and then page=1 see video In the stackblitz example there is also copy of createInfiniteScroll for debugging Here is a minimal reproduction scenario: https://stackblitz.com/edit/solidjs-template-raszfy?file=src%2FApp.tsx Do you please know how to fix it?

OskarMihalik

StackBlitz

Solid Infinite Scroll reset Demo - StackBlitz

A Solid TypeScript project based on @solid-primitives/pagination, solid-js, solid-transition-group, typescript, vite and vite-plugin-solid

2 Replies

Rachael•12mo ago

Did you ever get this figured out? I think we are struggling with something similar...

Temboard•12mo ago

i needed to change createComputed and add refetch, see the changed cade:

export function createInfiniteScroll<T extends Data<E>, E>(
    fetcher: (page: number) => Promise<T>
): [
    pages: Accessor<E[]>,
    loader: Directive,
    options: {
        page: Accessor<number>
        setPage: Setter<number>
        setPages: Setter<E[]>
        end: Accessor<boolean>
        setEnd: Setter<boolean>
        refetch: (info?: unknown) => T | Promise<T | undefined> | null | undefined
        newestData: Resource<T>
    }
] {
    const [pages, setPages] = createSignal<E[]>([])
    const [page, setPage] = createSignal(0)
    const [end, setEnd] = createSignal(false)

    const [contents, { refetch }] = createResource(page, fetcher)

    let add: (el: Element) => void = noop
    if (!isServer) {
        const io = new IntersectionObserver((e) => {
            if (e.length > 0 && e[0]?.isIntersecting && !end() && !contents.loading) {
                setPage((p) => {
                    return p + 1
                })
            }
        })
        onCleanup(() => io.disconnect())
        add = (el: Element) => {
            io.observe(el)
            tryOnCleanup(() => io.unobserve(el))
        }
    }

    createComputed(() => {
        const content = contents()
        if (!content) return
        batch(() => {
            if (content.results.length === 0) setEnd(true)
            else {
                setEnd(false)
            }
            setPages((p) => [...p, ...content.results])
        })
    })

    return [
        pages,
        add,
        {
            page,
            setPage,
            setPages,
            end,
            setEnd,
            refetch,
            newestData: contents,
        },
    ]
}

export function createInfiniteScroll<T extends Data<E>, E>(
    fetcher: (page: number) => Promise<T>
): [
    pages: Accessor<E[]>,
    loader: Directive,
    options: {
        page: Accessor<number>
        setPage: Setter<number>
        setPages: Setter<E[]>
        end: Accessor<boolean>
        setEnd: Setter<boolean>
        refetch: (info?: unknown) => T | Promise<T | undefined> | null | undefined
        newestData: Resource<T>
    }
] {
    const [pages, setPages] = createSignal<E[]>([])
    const [page, setPage] = createSignal(0)
    const [end, setEnd] = createSignal(false)

    const [contents, { refetch }] = createResource(page, fetcher)

    let add: (el: Element) => void = noop
    if (!isServer) {
        const io = new IntersectionObserver((e) => {
            if (e.length > 0 && e[0]?.isIntersecting && !end() && !contents.loading) {
                setPage((p) => {
                    return p + 1
                })
            }
        })
        onCleanup(() => io.disconnect())
        add = (el: Element) => {
            io.observe(el)
            tryOnCleanup(() => io.unobserve(el))
        }
    }

    createComputed(() => {
        const content = contents()
        if (!content) return
        batch(() => {
            if (content.results.length === 0) setEnd(true)
            else {
                setEnd(false)
            }
            setPages((p) => [...p, ...content.results])
        })
    })

    return [
        pages,
        add,
        {
            page,
            setPage,
            setPages,
            end,
            setEnd,
            refetch,
            newestData: contents,
        },
    ]
}

to reset infinite scroll call: () =>{ batch(() => { setPage(0) setEnd(false) setPages([]) }) // eslint-disable-next-line no-void void refetch() } This should work but it was long time ago so I don't remember details. In the end we moved to normal pagination 😄

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can't reset createInfiniteScroll