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QUESTION
I am fairly new to React Native and currently try to implement pull-to-refresh functionality in my app. Here is my Parent
component snippet:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-04 at 16:54If I understand well, in order to update your widget, you gotta re-do the fetch that you have inside your useEffect
.
The useEffect
you currently have only executes on mount of the component, as the dep. array is empty. From the looks of your parent component, the Widget does not get unmounted, therefore your useEffect
is only called once.
What you have to do is to take your refreshing
state and pass it to the Widget, so that it knows when it has to refetch the data.
Try something like this:
QUESTION
Let's say I've an app with an UI which looks kind of like the image below:
Let's also say the blue view behaves like a map and the other colors are other interactable views.
I need to do a XCTest where I need to "zoom out" on that blue view which I tired with pinchWithScale:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-03 at 13:43I figured out that I can (but don't want to) add another empty view on top of my blueView
with constraints to half of the size of it. This works for all my cases so far because no other view overlaps that far. It looks something like this:
Executing a pinchWithScale
on that empty view works and actually pinches the blueView
.
This is a very ugly solution, since I've to add a view which is solely for UI testing.
If anyone has a hint on how to remove it for the release build let me know.
Update
I made a build step running a script which adds this view only when executing the UI automation test target. After the execution the source control is used to undo the added view.
QUESTION
I have a class that displays in a list view some JSON data (events) that I get with an API request and save them to the storage of the device so to not be downloaded every time, UNLESS the user makes a Pull-to-refresh operation so to download news events. In case during the operation of download there is no internet connection the app display "Impossible to download the events list: check your internet connection!". So I aspect that if it is the first time the user opens the app, it should download the events or show in case of internet connection missing the message mentioned above (or that there are no events in case the length of the events array downloaded == 0). If it is not the first time show the list of the events previously downloaded and saved.
My problem is that if, for example, I have internet turned off and after I turned on, the pull to refresh doesn't work, instead when I have the list downloaded I can make a pull to refresh operation.
This is my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-13 at 01:40FutureBuilder
will not refresh once the future is evaluated. If you want the pull to refresh to work, you could just store the list data as a state of the widget and render different UI based on the state.
In addition to that, RefreshIndicator
will not work if the child is not scrollable. Instead returning plain Text
widget when there is no data, return SingleChildScrollView
with a text inside so that you have a scrollable inside your RefreshIndicator
.
Here is an example:
QUESTION
I am new to Riverpod and trying to implement pull to refresh with Riverpod in my Flutter app and can't seem to find any good tutorial online. Has anyone implemented pull-to-refresh in their Flutter app while using Riverpod. I have looked for tutorials everywhere, but most I found was simple network request on app load. Thanks in advance!
using these dependencies for riverpod and network requests. flutter_riverpod: ^0.12.1 dio: ^3.0.10
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-06 at 12:11You can use context.refresh(yourProvider)
in your refresh action. Works great.
QUESTION
I need to implement the Pull to refresh feature on the Angular app. I have tried this. But I cannot do the workflow they have mentioned. Can you tell me how to use this library?
https://www.npmjs.com/package/ngx-pull-to-refresh
I don't know how this works?
Run ng generate component component-name --project ngx-pull-to-refresh to generate a new component
Should I create a new Angular project and try that or within my project can I do that (I tried but errors)? It seems I need to do that on the same project. But no luck yet.
Note: Don't forget to add --project ngx-pull-to-refresh or else it will be added to the default project in your angular.json file.
They have this too npm i ngx-pull-to-refresh
. But it doesn't have component.
When I use their npm and use the component then this?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-03 at 19:06OP's Feedback
My issue here was VS code added the wrong import
. It shows this import { NgxPullToRefreshModule } from 'ngx-pull-to-refresh/lib/ngx-pull-to-refresh.module';
. No compilation issues on the ts
file. But it is not working. This module's Readme is super confusing.
But your stackblitz shows the correct one. This import { NgxPullToRefreshModule } from 'ngx-pull-to-refresh';
Now it is working.
Original
Install the dependency with npm i ngx-pull-to-refresh
and add the NgxPullToRefreshModule
to your app.module
. Then use the element ngx-pull-to-refresh
as described at github `https://github.com/YeongCheon/ngx-pull-to-refresh#readme.
QUESTION
I have the typical "Interactions" screen where I show an infinite list with the users that have liked/commented in one of my posts and also the ones who has recently sent a new message. This screen is in a Tab Navigator with a "Badged Icon" (which displays the number of new interactions).
Also, I have another stack screen called "Messages" in which I display the number of new chats and a list of chats.
For getting the number of "new interactions" and "new chats", I have thought to simulate a stack (push data and pop data on my Firestore).
Database StructureFor handling this use case, I have thought to structure my database like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-30 at 13:35Posting this as a Community Wiki, since this was commented by @DougStevenson and it answered the question:
If you can make queries to satisfy your app's requirements, then yes, it's good enough. That's all that really matters. If it doesn't satisfy queries, then you will need to step back, define your queries carefully, then structure your data to satisfy them.
NoSQL data modeling typically follows the queries you need, so define those first.
QUESTION
I have a fairly simple ASP.NET site with a react front-end. It has a component MetaWeatherForecast
that fetches some data from an API endpoint and displays it in a table. That works fine.
After pulling in react-pull-to-refresh into the project and attaching it to the component, the table initially loads and fetches the data on the first load, but then fails as soon as I pull the table to refresh.
Here's a trimmed version of the component in its current form:
MetaWeatherForecast.js
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-25 at 13:58In react classes, you have to bind this
in the constructor
QUESTION
Working on a pull request for this module: https://github.com/echoulen/react-pull-to-refresh ...
I believe the published module builds /dist
in the package.json prepublish
npm script. I am using the module locally with my github branch installed via yarn add https://github.com/jbeuckm/react-pull-to-refresh
.
The problem is when I try to build my (consuming) project in a bitbucket pipeline. The pipeline fails when the react-js-pull-to-refresh
module can not be resolved. I suspect this is because the /dist
folder is built in prepublish
and my version is not published.
How can I tell npm to build /dist
in my unpublished repo module when building the consuming project?
ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-05 at 07:03You can change the prepublish
script in your package.json
to prepare
instead. The prepare
script should run on the consuming project when installing the dependency.
According to the docs (https://docs.npmjs.com/cli/install under the bullet-point npm install
):
If the package being installed contains a
prepare
script, its dependencies and devDependencies will be installed, and the prepare script will be run, before the package is packaged and installed.
Check out https://docs.npmjs.com/misc/scripts#prepublish-and-prepare
QUESTION
I have the JSON data load at the start, and also pull to refresh. During these times a small delay is expected. When going between pages, it should be snappy, so I am looking to use this already requested JSON for my page content. One of the JSON objects is the entire (small enough) html page.
I cannot find a way to use this, and instead am following the examples making a second JSON get request before loading each page (article). I would rather just load the JSON data once at the start and use it until refreshed with pull-to-refresh.
* Currently Working, but using a second JSON get *
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-28 at 21:38Found a solution, my working code snippet is below. I used the same async section and converted the array output to a string using toString()
. Only appears to work in the async section.
Can now load up the JSON for everything at the start, one JSON call.
Maybe will help someone else with Framework7. Good Luck!
QUESTION
I'm trying to create a list of cards, those cards take information from Firestore a query (need .where
) it all worked out until I passed my quota, a bit later I found out about this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lb-Pnytoi-8. I need to read specific documents with .where
and post them in a streambuilder, I've thought of multiple options (mostly around Future, JSON) which non of them worked. I've theoretically thought of somehow pausing a streambuilder and reenabling it every pull-to-refresh or making a quota through a futurebuilder but I had no luck.
Here's my code: Code
I couldn't find an efficient way to do this, any luck anyone?
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Feb-25 at 11:01Apologies for this question. For community members who seek the same answer: using methods such as initState
, async
or anything alike will cause the widget to rebuild - ergo send once more an API-request.
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