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Hi I'm trying to figure out how I can do HTTP requests from inesita (e.g. calling external API)
I do understand Inesita runs on Opal so I was trying to include opal-jquery and use the `HTTP.get` pr…
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I see the after_render hook was removed about a year ago and replaced with hook and unhook in VirtualDOM, but I can't reason out how to use this for my use case. Examples or alternative solutions woul…
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Hi!
In want to display some data fetched from a server. But I cannot access this data in `render` method since request is asynchronous, so I have to call `render!` when request is finished, but it wil…
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I found to be very useful to initialize stuff after getting the properties, so I ended up addind an `after_props` hook to allow for it. I think it would be ok to add hooks for the three [major events]…
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Hi
This is not really a bug report, but I ran into a problem which I have been struggling a bit to solve. I have an Inesita application which receives quite frequent events through a web socket. I al…
bebac updated
8 years ago
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- `undefined method`ready' for nil`when using`$document.ready`
- undefined method `every' for #Clock:0x194
This looks like a very cool project, but I can't find documentation anywhere.
Is the homepa…
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allow the render method to be specified like this:
``` ruby
class Foo < React::Component::Base
render do
div.foo do
"hello".span
"there".span
end
end
end
`…
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Hi
I'm playing with Inesita and have a trouble.
I want to create a link to a component which accepts an `id` parameter (or whatever another parameter).
Like this:
``` ruby
def routes
route '/devic…
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I tried porting part of the [`asciify-me` Inesita app](https://github.com/inesita-rb/asciify-me) to Clearwater. One of the things I'm trying to do is:
``` ruby
class VideoOutput
# ...
def render
…
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Hi! I'm wondering why all stores must be included in one class / global namespace. In general, this is not good idea, but maybe I still didn't get the idea of flux architecture?
Wouldn't be somethin…