SolidJS•14mo ago

Provider context isn't being executed on SSR website before child component?

Hi, I'm working on a website for work and I'm attempting to insert a provider as the parent of a child page in InertiaJS, Welcome.tsx

import { ErrorBoundary } from 'solid-js';
import Layout from '@/Layouts/SiteLayout';
import { PageProps } from '@/types/types';
// import { Container, Row, Col, Carousel, Button, Dropdown, ButtonGroup } from "solid-bootstrap";
import { withDialogProvider, Dialogs } from "@/Contexts/Dialog";
import ErrorPage from '@/Components/ErrorPage';

const Welcome = ({ color = "primary" }) => (
    withDialogProvider(( onDispatch ) => (
        <>
            <p>Hello, world!</p>
        </>
    ))
);

Welcome.layout = (page: PageProps) => {
    console.log({ page });

    return (
        <ErrorBoundary fallback={ error => <ErrorPage error={error} />}>
            <Layout props={page} page={<Welcome />} />
        </ErrorBoundary>
    );
};

export default Welcome;

import { ErrorBoundary } from 'solid-js';
import Layout from '@/Layouts/SiteLayout';
import { PageProps } from '@/types/types';
// import { Container, Row, Col, Carousel, Button, Dropdown, ButtonGroup } from "solid-bootstrap";
import { withDialogProvider, Dialogs } from "@/Contexts/Dialog";
import ErrorPage from '@/Components/ErrorPage';

const Welcome = ({ color = "primary" }) => (
    withDialogProvider(( onDispatch ) => (
        <>
            <p>Hello, world!</p>
        </>
    ))
);

Welcome.layout = (page: PageProps) => {
    console.log({ page });

    return (
        <ErrorBoundary fallback={ error => <ErrorPage error={error} />}>
            <Layout props={page} page={<Welcome />} />
        </ErrorBoundary>
    );
};

export default Welcome;

@/Layouts/SiteLayout.tsx

import { DefaultProps } from "@/types/types";
import { Navbar, Nav, NavDropdown, Container } from "solid-bootstrap";

import DialogProvider, { DialogType } from "@/Contexts/Dialog";

export default function SiteLayout({ children, props, page }: DefaultProps) {

    const dispatcher = (dialog: DialogType, visible: boolean = true) => {
        //
    };

    return (
        <DialogProvider callback={dispatcher}>
            <main class="header">
                {children && children || page}
            </main>
        </DialogProvider>
    );
}

import { DefaultProps } from "@/types/types";
import { Navbar, Nav, NavDropdown, Container } from "solid-bootstrap";

import DialogProvider, { DialogType } from "@/Contexts/Dialog";

export default function SiteLayout({ children, props, page }: DefaultProps) {

    const dispatcher = (dialog: DialogType, visible: boolean = true) => {
        //
    };

    return (
        <DialogProvider callback={dispatcher}>
            <main class="header">
                {children && children || page}
            </main>
        </DialogProvider>
    );
}

@/Contexts/Dialog.tsx

import { createContext, useContext } from 'solid-js';
import type { JSX, ParentProps, Context } from 'solid-js';
export type DIALOGS = { NEWMEMBER: 1, RXPRICING: 2, FINDMYRX: 3, ACTION2: 4, ACTION3: 5 };
export const Dialogs: DIALOGS = { NEWMEMBER: 1, RXPRICING: 2, FINDMYRX: 3, ACTION2: 4, ACTION3: 5 };
export type DialogType = DIALOGS[keyof DIALOGS] | string;
type DialogStateFn = (dialog: DialogType, visible?: boolean) => void;
type TChildFunc = (state: DialogStateFn) => JSX.Element;
let Dialog: Context<DialogStateFn> | undefined = undefined;

export default function Context ({ children, callback }: ParentProps<{ callback: DialogStateFn }>) {
    if (Dialog === undefined) {
        Dialog = createContext<DialogStateFn>(callback);
        console.log("Initializing?");
    }

    return (
        <Dialog.Provider value={callback}>
            {children}
        </Dialog.Provider>
    );
};

export function useDialogCtx() {
    if (Dialog === undefined) {
        throw new Error("'Dialog' context provider not yet initialized.");
    }
    else return useContext(Dialog);
}

export const withDialogProvider = (callback: TChildFunc) => callback(useDialogCtx());

import { createContext, useContext } from 'solid-js';
import type { JSX, ParentProps, Context } from 'solid-js';
export type DIALOGS = { NEWMEMBER: 1, RXPRICING: 2, FINDMYRX: 3, ACTION2: 4, ACTION3: 5 };
export const Dialogs: DIALOGS = { NEWMEMBER: 1, RXPRICING: 2, FINDMYRX: 3, ACTION2: 4, ACTION3: 5 };
export type DialogType = DIALOGS[keyof DIALOGS] | string;
type DialogStateFn = (dialog: DialogType, visible?: boolean) => void;
type TChildFunc = (state: DialogStateFn) => JSX.Element;
let Dialog: Context<DialogStateFn> | undefined = undefined;

export default function Context ({ children, callback }: ParentProps<{ callback: DialogStateFn }>) {
    if (Dialog === undefined) {
        Dialog = createContext<DialogStateFn>(callback);
        console.log("Initializing?");
    }

    return (
        <Dialog.Provider value={callback}>
            {children}
        </Dialog.Provider>
    );
};

export function useDialogCtx() {
    if (Dialog === undefined) {
        throw new Error("'Dialog' context provider not yet initialized.");
    }
    else return useContext(Dialog);
}

export const withDialogProvider = (callback: TChildFunc) => callback(useDialogCtx());

The error thrown is 'Dialog' context provider not yet initialized., which shouldn't be the case, since Layout wraps the DialogProvider at the top of the tree, is it because my Welcome component is being created first? How do I fix this? Thank you!

8 Replies

REEEEE•14mo ago

Could be because you're destructuring props

robert_OP•14mo ago

ooooh hmm

import { createContext, useContext } from 'solid-js';
import type { JSX, ParentProps, Context } from 'solid-js';

export type DIALOGS = { NEWMEMBER: 1, RXPRICING: 2, FINDMYRX: 3, ACTION2: 4, ACTION3: 5 };
export const Dialogs: DIALOGS = { NEWMEMBER: 1, RXPRICING: 2, FINDMYRX: 3, ACTION2: 4, ACTION3: 5 };

export type DialogType = DIALOGS[keyof DIALOGS] | string;
type DialogStateFn = (dialog: DialogType, visible?: boolean) => void;

type TChildFunc = (state: DialogStateFn) => JSX.Element;
let Dialog: Context<DialogStateFn> | undefined = undefined;

export default function Context (props: ParentProps<{ callback: DialogStateFn }>) {
    if (Dialog === undefined) {
        Dialog = createContext<DialogStateFn>(props.callback);
        console.log("Initializing?");
    }

    return (
        <Dialog.Provider value={props.callback}>
            {props.children}
        </Dialog.Provider>
    );
};

export function useDialogCtx() {
    if (Dialog === undefined) {
        throw new Error("'Dialog' context provider not yet initialized.");
    }
    else return useContext(Dialog);
}

export const withDialogProvider = (callback: TChildFunc) => callback(useDialogCtx());

import { createContext, useContext } from 'solid-js';
import type { JSX, ParentProps, Context } from 'solid-js';

export type DIALOGS = { NEWMEMBER: 1, RXPRICING: 2, FINDMYRX: 3, ACTION2: 4, ACTION3: 5 };
export const Dialogs: DIALOGS = { NEWMEMBER: 1, RXPRICING: 2, FINDMYRX: 3, ACTION2: 4, ACTION3: 5 };

export type DialogType = DIALOGS[keyof DIALOGS] | string;
type DialogStateFn = (dialog: DialogType, visible?: boolean) => void;

type TChildFunc = (state: DialogStateFn) => JSX.Element;
let Dialog: Context<DialogStateFn> | undefined = undefined;

export default function Context (props: ParentProps<{ callback: DialogStateFn }>) {
    if (Dialog === undefined) {
        Dialog = createContext<DialogStateFn>(props.callback);
        console.log("Initializing?");
    }

    return (
        <Dialog.Provider value={props.callback}>
            {props.children}
        </Dialog.Provider>
    );
};

export function useDialogCtx() {
    if (Dialog === undefined) {
        throw new Error("'Dialog' context provider not yet initialized.");
    }
    else return useContext(Dialog);
}

export const withDialogProvider = (callback: TChildFunc) => callback(useDialogCtx());

this still isn't working

REEEEE•14mo ago

hard to tell what the issue is, but why not initialize the dialog context outside the Context component? The default value isn't really necessary

robert_OP•14mo ago

I think I got it my Layout was wonky

Welcome.layout = (page: PageProps) => {
    const Child = (...params: Array<any>) => page.children;

    return (
        <ErrorBoundary fallback={ error => <ErrorPage error={error} />}>
            <Layout page={<Child {...page.props} />} />
        </ErrorBoundary>
    );
};

Welcome.layout = (page: PageProps) => {
    const Child = (...params: Array<any>) => page.children;

    return (
        <ErrorBoundary fallback={ error => <ErrorPage error={error} />}>
            <Layout page={<Child {...page.props} />} />
        </ErrorBoundary>
    );
};

that's what ended up fixing it I don't think that's going to work log-term though because I'm not forwarding my props to the component

REEEEE•14mo ago

yeah seems like a weird solution is there a reason for Layout to take a page?

robert_OP•14mo ago

just a different style, I'm still figuring out what I want my design patterns to be here

REEEEE•14mo ago

gotcha

robert_OP•14mo ago

but if that's where this design style takes me I think I'll pass on passing it as props hmmmm

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