Does it make any sense to have this.state.data available in those handlers? In my case, it's relevant for implementing an infinite scroller, where each fetch adds to the previous data and I need to somehow merge it.
Here's how that would look like:
const connections = {
widgets: '/api/widget/?limit=20',
loadMore: offset => ({
loadingMore: {
url: `/api/widget/?limit=20&offset=${offset}`,
andThen: (res, meta, data) => ({
widgets: { value: data.widgets.value.concat(res) },
}),
},
}),
};My current workaround is to pass a getData() function to loadMore() from the component, which works, but isn't nice.
On another note, I would like to have that data even in direct mapping functions (loadMore()above), so I can do things like optimistic updates.
And, 👍 for this very nice library, thank you for writing it!
Does it make any sense to have
this.state.dataavailable in those handlers? In my case, it's relevant for implementing an infinite scroller, where each fetch adds to the previous data and I need to somehow merge it.Here's how that would look like:
My current workaround is to pass a
getData()function toloadMore()from the component, which works, but isn't nice.On another note, I would like to have that
dataeven in direct mapping functions (loadMore()above), so I can do things like optimistic updates.And, 👍 for this very nice library, thank you for writing it!