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new but maybe you are right and Dotty's creator applications (http://dotty.epfl.ch/docs/reference/other-new-features/creator-applications.html) solves this.
class right
in the end if sodium will not get adopted in the scalajs-react community then that is the end of the sodium story
Thank you for the answer. If you are convinced is a good solution, getting adopted by the slinky community could make sense as well. Personally so far I have investigated alternatives such as diode and MobX.
https://create-react-app.dev/docs/adding-images-fonts-and-files/
in the expo-template-scala, it is @react class App extends Component that is loaded in Main.scala as @JSExportTopLevel("app"); val app = App.componentConstructor
How to load functional components in expo-template-scala? IOW, a @react object FunComp ?
just following the types, this approach works, but am not sure if this is the idiomatic style:
@react object FunComp {
val component = FunctionalComponent[Unit] { _ =>
View(style = centerStyle)(Text("Hello. From a functional component"))
}
}
@react class FunCompLoader extends StatelessComponent {
type Props = Unit
def render(): ReactElement =
FunComp.component.apply(()).withKey("somekey")
}Later, FunCompLoader.componentConstructor can be called.
FunComp.component to get access to the loaded component
@shadaj doing that, can't we export that component as:
object Main {
if (LinkingInfo.developmentMode) {
hot.initialize()
}
@JSExportTopLevel("app")
val app =
FunComp.componentConstructor
}This is not the case. Instead, given the above example, this approach underneath works.
object Main {
if (LinkingInfo.developmentMode) {
hot.initialize()
}
@JSExportTopLevel("app")
val app =
FunCompLoader.componentConstructor
}
in the end if sodium will not get adopted in the scalajs-react community then that is the end of the sodium story
Thank you for the answer. If you are convinced is a good solution, getting adopted by the slinky community could make sense as well. Personally so far I have investigated alternatives such as diode and MobX.
hello, did you get some results with mobx and scalajs?
Regarding the latter, my demo, I still have doubts about the best design to reach inside components and about working with references.
Overall I am preferring Diode right now, but I cannot say I have it tested yet against something big (but I am planning to).
