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QUESTION
According to the RTK Query documentation, I can create queries like the following:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-29 at 19:58Yes, there's a couple options here:
- You can create your own function that implements the "base query" behavior and use that as the
baseQuery
option of the API slice - You can override individual endpoints by giving them a
queryFn
option, which can be any async function that fetches some data and returns it in the right format.
See the "Customizing Queries" page in the RTK Query preview docs for instructions on how to do both of those.
QUESTION
I am trying to use a public API to search movie titles via my Flutter/Dart app.
A minimal code snippet is this
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-17 at 13:29I tried it this way, and it worked:
QUESTION
When I click on a new li tag, I want the classname to change to active (which works), but also remove active from the rest of the li tags (which doesn't work). document.getElementByTagName('li').classList.remove="active", doesn't work because it is saying it is not defined. Should I go about this a different way... maybe storing something different in the state?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-25 at 18:06Don't use the usual DOM API for things like this in React, instead use React's state management and conditional rendering functionality. You already have a state variable to track the active case (currentCase
), so you can just set the class name conditionally while rendering.
For each li
, just check if the value of currentCase
matches the value for that li
and if so, give that li
the class active
, otherwise give a different class.
For example:
QUESTION
hello every one I'm new in react trying building Anime WEB APP the problem is when I'm trying to fetch new data and store the new data with the prev data in my state but before it store it setIsLoading become true and all app crash with problem
" TypeError: Cannot read property 'canonicalTitle' of undefined "
this is my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-06 at 12:28The setData
inside the if (isBottom)
part of your last useEffect
is appending an array to the data
state, causing the data.map
later on to have en element where e.attributes
is undefined, causing your error message.
You should remove the setData((prev)=>{return [...prev ,[data]]})
bit from there, and instead call readData
. Then in your readData
method you can put setData(prev => [...prev, ...data.data])
, meaning that setData
only gets called once, and is called correctly.
QUESTION
We can write the following
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-25 at 14:59async fn
always automatically depends on all lifetimes from its arguments.
There's no syntax to change it, because there's no other possibility. That's because calling async fn
doesn't run any code from the function body, but only stores function's arguments in the Future
it returns. The future will later use the arguments when it's polled, so it's tied to all the lifetimes of all arguments.
QUESTION
I have the following piece of code available here that decodes a JSON response from the Kitsu API (seriously just copy and paste in a playground environment and you should be good to go).
I am running into some decoding error that makes the code in the try
statement fail and I have no idea why.
I have two links that return the same JSON body (different results but same structure) except one fails and one doesn't.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-22 at 01:30If you read the error closely, you'd find that it's quite descriptive. So, don't hide the error, like you did with print("error, wtf")
, and instead log/print it:
QUESTION
Summary / Issue
I've created an anime database app using Nextjs
with deployment on Vercel
. The build was fine and the initial page rendered, but only a few of my dynamic routes are being rendered, the rest display a 404 page. I went into the deploy log and found that for each dynamic page, only 10 routes were being built for every dynmaic route.
Deploy Screenshot from Vercel
While working in development (localhost:3000), there were no issues and everything ran fine.
The routes are based on the id
of each title and there are thousands of titles.
My Code
Here is my code for one of the pages using getStaticPaths
and getStaticProps
ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-21 at 20:22If the API you are working with serves resources in groups of 10, then when you call the API in getStaticPaths
you only have 10 id
ahead of time. Using static generation in nextjs builds static pages for all the available ids ahead of time in production mode. But when in development mode your server will recreate each page on per request basis. So to solve this problem you can build the first 10 pages and make the rest of the pages to be fallback. Here is how you do it.
QUESTION
[CLOSED] How to get the 'English' out of the promise object which is unneccesary
...Async Functions -> parameterized
ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-19 at 05:25The following should work (please note that this also returns a promise that resolves to an array of movies).
QUESTION
I'm trying to figure out on how to use the Kitsu API to make calls like updating entries etc. The thing is I'm already struggeling on the authentication. According to the documentation, the following would suffice for grant type password:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Apr-24 at 12:58After a bit of trial and error I concluded that the API documentation contains some flaws. Instead of it should be
, very confusing/annoying...
QUESTION
I'm trying to find a good deserializer/denormalizer for json-api (which is proving surprisingly difficult).
I've come across a few examples where the deserialization process (basically just denormalizing the relationships and flattening attributes) is defined as an async function. Here's one such example, but there are many that I've found.
Now, my understanding of node/javascript is that it is predicated on systems being I/O bound, so its design is such that operations should be non-blocking so that other operations can be scheduled during I/O and thus we get concurrent operations.
What I don't understand however is the usage within a deserializer such as this. We have the full payload at the time of deserialization, there's no I/O occurring whatsoever. I can only guess that the author assumes that the relationship lookups could all happen concurrently, however, since javascript is still single threaded, I can't see how this could in any way improve performance.
It seems to me this is just making a deterministic operation non deterministic (since I suppose the schedule could also schedule other operations besides the deserialization).
Am I missing something here? Is there truly a benefit to making this asynchronous? I'm not a front-end (or a node) developer so I feel like I'm missing something (since I've seen this pattern used in deserializers a LOT)
This will be run in the browser (not a node backend) if it makes any difference.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Mar-26 at 16:34As it seems, the authors of the library that you mentioned as an example do not use async / await correctly:
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