Async route guarding?

Thanks for the great package! I was wondering if it’s currently possible to guard a route using an asynchronous function. It doesn’t seem to work with the implementation I have in the example below but I wasn’t sure if I was just doing something wrong:

#routes.js


# Check user consent status using a call to google firebase
async function checkConsent() {
  try {
    let resp = await db.collection('users').doc('test-user').get();
    let consent = resp.data().consent;
    return consent ? true : false;
  } catch (error) {
    console.error(error);
  }
}

# Render the instructions route depending on the consent status of the user
export const routes = [
{
    name: 'instructions',
    component: Instructions,
    onlyIf: { guard: checkConsent, redirect: '/exitSurvey' }
  }
]

[jorgegorka]

Hello @ejolly

Async functions are not supported now. But I’ll add that to the TODO list. I’ll let you know once it’s implemented.

[PierBover]

In the same vein, it would probably be a good idea to have async component resolution for code splitting.