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Passing an array of promises

See original GitHub issue

Currently, it is possible to pass an array of promises as promises but I’m not sure the approach is flexible enough. Maybe it should be in another component that is more flexible, eg:

An empty array displays right now as pending but it could be a specific slot
then includes only resolved promises
- Could there be a second slot with all (also pending) promises
- get access to them with slot-scope="{ resolved, pending, all }"
- Always return all and let the user filter
A way to reset errors

I’m open to suggestions and usecases

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Created 6 years ago
Comments:10 (5 by maintainers)

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posvacommented, Sep 27, 2018

Oh no, you need to use it in the computed property. I actually think it’s a bad idea to have an extra layer of complexity for this because it hides away a very simple call regarding promises that a js developer could benefit when writing other code that deals with promises

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botrecommented, Mar 12, 2018

“the result of a promise can be more than just data display”

In this case you probably shouldn’t handle the promise logic in the template layer.

I gave events a try, sending the promise to be resolved to the template layer only to then send the result back to the script layer felt convoluted (at least the way I implemented it).

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