Open shasderias opened 5 years ago
Hey @shasderias
Thanks for the ticket and demo.
You mention variable expansion, but I can't see that in the demo link you posted.
And I can't tell what problem you are having from the demo, as it seems to work as intended.
Is that correct?
Ugh. Apparently I can't work websites.
Relevant statements from App.vue, lines 52-54 (1) aryByGet: get("ary@[:index]"), (2) aryBySync: sync("ary@[:index]"), (3) aryByGetNoSubPropOperator: get("ary[:index]")
Just discovered while recreating the demo, that in addition to (2), (3) also works. The issue I was trying to report is why (2) works, but (1) doesn't. I wonder if this is user error.
Sorry for the noise, please take another look.
That's OK, I don't mind helping!
Maybe you're the lucky one who's found a bug 😆
Just stumbled upon this as well, for those who come here googling:
This works:
...get('userStore/', {cart: 'carts[:lastShopId]'}),
...sync('userStore/', {syncCart: 'carts@:lastShopId'}),
While this does not:
...get('userStore/', {cart: 'carts@:lastShopId'}),
From reading the docs I cannot graps why second get
is not defined.. but at least there's a workaround.
OK, there's been quite a lot of activity here.
I guess thing for me to look at is this:
...when a path passed to get() references a getter and there is a variable to be expanded in the path, get() does not work
Is that right?
yes, correct, but the getter is created by pathify itself, i.e. I'm just trying to access a property in a storage using ...get()
with var expansion.
Thank you for the library! Ran into a "problem" when using the get() component helper. Not sure if a change is necessary (other than perhaps clarifying the documentation). For your consideration.
When used as a component helper, it seems that:
I think in line with Pathify's accessor priority, this is fine. But when the path passed to get() references a getter and there is a variable to be expanded in the path, get() does not work. See the following link for a repro:
Code Sandbox
There are a few distinct issues that might be worth addressing here: