Closed Gaztoof closed 1 month ago
Gaztoof
commented
1 month ago EDIT: It turns out Amplify isn't actually simply registering the first call. But I noticed the actual problem is that DataStore is so slow that it appears like that... After a few minutes and restarting the app, everything syncs... But, when calling functions like DataStore.save, it literally takes a whole minute to update a very simple element...
Gaztoof
commented
1 month ago EDIT: Problem solved, turns out DataStore.query was being called repeatedly in a useEffect that was wrongly configurated. So it was getting spammed / overloaded and that's why it was so unresponsive! Here's the problematic code snippet: ` useEffect(() => { const checkUser = async () => { try { const currUser = await getCurrentUser(); const profiles = await DataStore.query(UserProfile, (profile) => profile.owner.eq(currUser.userId));
if(profiles.length > 0)
{
switch(profiles[0].profileType)
{
case 'CONSULTANT':
const consultantProfiles = await DataStore.query(ConsultantProfile, (profile) => profile.owner.eq(currUser.userId));
setConsultantProfile(consultantProfiles.length > 0 ? consultantProfiles[0] : null);
break;
case 'CONSULTANTCOMPANY':
const companyProfiles = await DataStore.query(ConsultantCompanyProfile, (profile) => profile.owner.eq(currUser.userId));
setCompanyProfile(companyProfiles.length > 0 ? companyProfiles[0] : null);
break;
case 'HR':
const hrProfiles = await DataStore.query(HRProfile, (profile) => profile.owner.eq(currUser.userId));
setCompanyProfile(hrProfiles.length > 0 ? hrProfiles[0] : null);
break;
}
}
setProfile(profiles.length > 0 ? profiles[0] : null);
} catch (e) {
console.log(e);
setProfile(null);
}
}
checkUser();
});`The fix was simply to add a ", []" as a parameter in the useEffect, so, going from:
useEffect(() => { ...});
To
useEffect(() => { ...}, []);
chrisbonifacio
commented
1 month ago Classic React 😅 Thanks for the updates, @Gaztoof.
Glad you're unblocked! 🎉
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JavaScript Framework
React Native
Amplify APIs
DataStore
Amplify Version
v6
Amplify Categories
api
Backend
Amplify CLI
Environment information
Describe the bug
When calling DataStore.Save more than once in a single function, only the first DataStore.Save actually works. If you repeat the a DataStore.Save call 3 times, only the first will be registered.
Expected behavior
I expect all of the DataStore.Save calls to work
Reproduction steps
Code Snippet
Log output
aws-exports.js
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Mobile Device
Pixel 8
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