yew/examples/js_callback
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Delay Hydration second render until all assistive nodes have been removed (#2629)
* Separate hydration and render queue.

* Revert "Fix issue with node refs and hydration (#2597)"

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* Priority Render.

* Add some tests.

* Add more tests.

* Add test result after click.

* Fix test comment.

* Fix test timing.

* Restore test.

* Once AtomicBool, now a Cell.

* Prefer use_future.

* Revealing of Suspense always happen after the component has re-rendered itself.

* Shifting should register correct next_sibling.

* Revert to HashMap.

* cargo +nightly fmt.

* Fix comment.

* Optimise Code size?

* Add comment if assertion fails.

* Revert "Merge branch 'hydration-4' into fc-prepared-state"

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* Revert "Revert "Merge branch 'hydration-4' into fc-prepared-state""

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Js Callback Example

Demo

Concepts

The example uses wasm-bindgen to import functionality from Javascript. To learn more about the subject, refer to "The wasm-binden Guide".

This example also demonstrates how to delay the loading of the snippet using Suspense.

Serving JS files

JS files can be served when they're present in dist directory. There are two ways to copy these files:

  1. Use JS Snippets.
  2. Use trunk to copy the file and import it manually

Using JS Snippets

This example uses this approach. wasm-bindgen handles copying the files with this approach. All you have to do is define the extern block. The files are copied to dist/snippets/<bin-name>-<hash>/ directory.

If the file is to be loaded with the initial load, you can simply use the JS imports, as shown we imp.js.

If you would like to lazy-load the JS module, you need to use the trunk's post_build hook from trunk_post_build.rs access the snippets' directory path at runtime and use in import() for dynamic imports

Copying file with trunk

This approach is only needed if the JS module is to be lazy-loaded. It allows us to skip the step where we provide the snippets' directory path to the app. Instead, the file is copied at a known location that can easily be referenced im import() statement.

Improvements

This example is a purely technical demonstration and lacks an actual purpose. The best way to improve this example would be to incorporate this concept into a small application.

  • Do something more complex in the Javascript code to demonstrate more of wasm-bindgen's capabilities.
  • Improve the presentation of the example with CSS.