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```ts
const B = reflect({
view: A,
bind: {
foo: $data,
},
mapProps: {
bar: { source: $data, fn: (data, props) => data[props.key] }
},
})
```
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I have some trouble finding the right answers in the documentation.
The application is supposed to support multiple users in same browser.
Most of my components break when I try to reset state, be…
c0d3x updated
5 years ago
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Suppose the following:
```javascript
import { createStore, createEvent } from 'effector'
const $store = createStore([42])
const event = createEvent()
$store.on(event, (state) => {
. . .
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### Component
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### Describe the feature you would like
For certain transactions (especially related to DAO governance processes) it makes sense to diff the chain state from before and af…
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Front-end start to display some contract state.
Currently they will call the node, but let's have this issue so we don't forget to add this to the explorer-backend.
More context [here](https://g…
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Gitlab 13 has added a cool new feature that provides direct support for _Terraform HTTP State_. This new feature means that terraform users can use Gitlab as their state backend with some nice integra…
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Add an option to never have pages created, no matter how the user navigates around.
The widgets stay in memory and get restored to their previous state so things like scroll position and entered te…
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### Observed behavior
So far, for unknown reasons, the stream and ack floor sequence goes further away than the message sequence. This leads to some messages not being delivered.
In the same time …
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Currently, the state of the contracts is always synced from zero when launching the client. For now, this is still workable, but with some usage of the network will probably not be feasible.
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going between pages clears my editor state. would you be open to a PR which retains last known state of editor for each section in local storage? second order gain: this repo is a great example of a p…