Recoil | experimental state management library for React apps | Frontend Utils library
kandi X-RAY | Recoil Summary
kandi X-RAY | Recoil Summary
Recoil is an experimental set of utilities for state management with React. Please see the website:
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- Serializes an Item
- Use RecalSynchronously to generate a cache URL for the REST API .
- Serialize object .
- Populate the dependency graph for a flow graph .
- Initializes the content of the page
- Set the store .
- Connect to a new connection
- use Reuse a Trip to export
- Creates a new graph .
- Creates a Connector .
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QUESTION
I am using reactjs by applying typescript. I am using in the map, but if I give a unique numer value to the key, an error occurs. Anyone know why?
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Apr-07 at 07:28Use number instead of Number. "Number" with a capital N isn't the datatype you're looking for. It even says so in the error message.
I know error messages may look overwhelming sometimes, especially when you're just starting out as a programmer. But most of the time, they're awesome.
You should try and make a habit of carefully READING the error messages you get, instead of just being alarmed by it.
QUESTION
I'm trying to display the modal with overlapping routing at home, but I found out that it's children, and while I was trying, my parent modal didn't get any child components. I tried many things through search, but I don't know how. I got all the codes related to modal below.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Apr-03 at 17:26Can you check the spelling of children
? It should be children
but you have mistakenly written chilren
.
QUESTION
I am relatively new to Apollo and GraphQL, and I need to make a requery after several mutations, since the recoil states don't want to update in time and a million errors get thrown off after some of the mutations. I simply put do not know how to do this and have been unable to find any relevant documentation to my scenario.
The following code is inside of theApp.js
file.
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Apr-01 at 21:29Try this directly from apollo docs:
Refetching queries after a mutation
In certain cases, writing an update function to update the cache after a mutation can be complex, or even impossible if the mutation doesn't return modified fields.
In these cases, you can provide a refetchQueries option to the useMutation hook to automatically rerun certain queries after the mutation completes.
For details, see Refetching queries.
Note that although refetchQueries can be faster to implement than an update function, it also requires additional network requests that are usually undesirable. For more information, see this blog post."
Source: https://www.apollographql.com/docs/react/caching/advanced-topics/
QUESTION
I am getting the error on production only, my dev machine is running the code fine using yarn dev.
It seems to be something to do with the react-query hook useQuery
. The error is triggering inside the component where the useQuery
hook is called. The API call is being triggered by the useQuery
function as I can see the call in the console.
The component is as follows:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-29 at 12:41OK, so this was nothing to do with react-query and was actually me trying to use a hook outside of a React component.
Specifically, this was me trying to assign a session variable via a useSession hook to a state variable as a default value of an atom (organisationIdAtom
) using a selector.
It's bad error messaging by React, but that was the issue and it is now solved.
QUESTION
I currently have a recoil global State Array with Objects (Default: Start and Destination) and i want to add Waypoints in between of them. On pressing a green plus button, new Waypoints appear between Start and Destination:
My problem is, that it doesnt appear instantly on clicking on the "add" button, but only if i trigger any other useState. Probably because i am not adding the waypoints into the array with: "setWayPoints()" but with "wayPoints.splice". Is there any way to add them into the array with "setWayPoints()"?
The code for adding Waypoints into the global State Array:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-28 at 07:13Try this?
QUESTION
I am using react-router-dom
and am facing an issue with using :
Here is my
index.tsx
file:
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-10 at 03:58This import
QUESTION
I have a form where I put a float value (1.1, 1.2, 1.9 and so on) and I want to store a bunch of them inside an array on an atom:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-26 at 10:15pop
did not work for you because it does not return a new array (state immutability)
I think you can do a trick with filter
. For example
QUESTION
I'm trying to make a dynamic form where the form input fields is rendered from data returned by an API.
Since atom needs to have a unique key, I tried wrapping it inside a function, but every time I update the field value or the component re-mounts (try changing tabs), I get a warning saying:
I made a small running example here https://codesandbox.io/s/zealous-night-e0h4jt?file=/src/App.tsx (same code as below):
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-18 at 13:55I think the problem is from textState(id, defaultValue)
. Every time you trigger re-rendering for TextInput
, that function will be called again to create a new atom with the same key.
To avoid that situation, you can create a global variable to track which atom
added. For example
QUESTION
In RecoilJS, seamless integration with React Suspense for async selectors is a big plus. However, I am running into issues trying to normalize the data cached in Recoil, while still making use of Suspense.
To explain the problem through an example, a User might have a collection of Books. A query populates the collection with a single API call to get all the user's "Favorite" books. A later query might simply request a single book, which may or may not have already been retrieved through the favorite books query.
What I'd like to do it maintain a normalized cache of Books, such as in an AtomFamily keyed by bookId, so I don't have two copies of books that are pulled with different queries. However, I run into a problem, which is that I would like to use Suspense for any one of the queries that retrieves one or more Books. And the natural way to do that with Recoil is to use an async Selector. But I don't see it, if there's a way to normalize the data fetched through async selectors.
Is there a pattern I am overlooking, that would allow me to use async selectors representing different queries that are backed by a shared, normalized AtomFamily?
For example, if I have this BAD code, which creates duplicate objects in my state, how might I rework it to maintain a shared cache for the actual Book objects, and still make use of Suspense if a query is still fetching when a component that uses this state renders?
Query 1: get a group of books through a selector:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-06 at 15:51To utilize a cache, it must be indexed (keyed). For your example case, it is sensible to key a cache by book ID, so a KV cache is a reasonable choice. In JavaScript, a Map
is a natural choice for such a cache.
Below, I have composed a fully-functional example of how to implement such a cache as a primary source for some Recoil atomFamily
instances. The code is commented, and I can provide more explanation if anything is unclear.
An increasing query count is displayed as proof of the effectiveness of the cache. I have also included a link to the code in the TypeScript Playground for evaluation. If you would like to modify the code, all you need to do is copy it into a new answer (or just copy and paste it into local text editor and save it as an HTML file, and then serve it via a local http server).
QUESTION
I am working in React Native and have encountered an error I have never seen before. I have a couple of nested mapping functions to help render a list of user accounts. The point of this is to list every user so that you can add or remove them from a groupchat. This means I need to track each users' ids and compare it to the ids of users already in the groupchat (so you can remove ones who are already in and add ones who are not, and NOT vice versa). The issue I am facing is that whatever variable I put into the function that dictates whether and add
button or remove
button is shown is that the id entered into the function keeps changing its value. I have console.log
statements before every function call and it logs the user's uuid properly every time, but once it goes into the function, the value somehow changes from the uuid to a JSON object of what appears to be all possible View
props. My code is below...
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-14 at 20:13The parameter passed by Touchable into the onPress function is a GestureResponderEvent. You are renaming it to selectedId
, and then consequently adding it to your list.
onPress={(selectedId) => handleAddClick(selectedId)
You probably mean onPress={() => handleAddClick(selectedId)
, but you haven't shown where selectedId comes from so I can't say for sure.
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