boiserunner
Preload AsyncResult
Hi,
Is there a way to preload %AsyncResult{}? My UI is a chat widget where the messages are an array of messages wrapped inside AsyncResult.
When a user submits a new message, I want to make an optimistic update before I need to do some network and DB operations. In my handle_event, can I assign to the socket’s :messages my current messages ++ [new_message] before also running assign_async on the same key?
Thanks!
First Post!
boiserunner
After thinking about it more, it seems like I could do something like:
socket
|> assign(:messages, %AsyncResult{ok?: true, result: "Hello"})
|> assign_async(:messages, fn -> {:ok, %{messages: something_async()}} end)
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