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Increase elements when using a combination of await block and transition
I get a strange behavior when I use a transition in a await block. I write a sample repl script. when you click next button, a inner element increase.
Same issue, elements get appended without removing old children
v3: https://svelte.dev/repl?version=3.1.0&gist=a4264dbdc277bd929c0e9673477cc84d
I'm also facing this Bug! would be nice to hear from someone, it seems like something that can't be toooo complicated to fix...
Copying my comments over from the other issue:
I'm having the same issue. Here's a slightly smaller reproduction of the issue: REPL
I updated the REPL after a discovery: the bug only appears with transition out and not with transition in.
Same issue with transitions not removing the previous DOM nodes
Same issue awaits duplicates DOM nodes (event without transition) after some graphql mutations (svelte-apollo - mutation updates - cache - svelte store)
anybody looking into this?
Same issue here. My "solution" is going to be not to use await, and load an enormous amount of data on page load that was previously only fetched on demand. Not ideal.
@dasZGFz For this one: REPL If the transition duration < timeout value it works.
Updated duration and timeout as variables: REPL
Somehow in your original example, the count++ inside the transitioned blocked doesn't work. Put that in the load func instead.
I would like to fix this. Can I be assigned?
I would like to fix this. Can I be assigned
Yes sure!
Just a quick update, I spent a few hours yesterday reading and debugging through transitions.ts and await_block.ts but with no tangible result.
I am struggling with the whole architecture/interconnections and questions like:
- What kind of object is
blockbeing passed totransitions.ts/transition_outand is it described somewhere ? - What kind of object is
infoinawait_block.ts/handle_promiseand what are itsblockand blocks` fields? - What purpose does
typeandindexarguments ofawait_block.ts/handle_promise/updateserve?
Any info or hints are much appreciated. Thanks :)
i'm not familiar with transition, but i can help you with await block
What kind of object is
infoinawait_block.ts/handle_promiseand what are its block and blocks` fields?
take a look at this await tutorial, https://svelte.dev/tutorial/await-blocks, in the compiled code, there's this part where:
let info = {
ctx,
current: null,
token: null,
pending: create_pending_block,
then: create_then_block,
catch: create_catch_block,
value: 2,
error: 3
};
this is the info object.
- it contains 3 create_fragment function: pending, then, catch
- blocks will be an array of 3 fragments, [pending, then, catch].
- it is lazily created, ie:
- only when render the pending block, you do
blocks[0] = pending() - so the
indexis the index to the block, selectingpending,thenorcatch - the
typeis then the referring to the thecreate_fragmentfunction,info.pending,info.then,info.catch
currentstores the current block of the await block, when switching block, you need to unmount the current block.- the
valueanderroris the index toctxto get the resolved value, or rejected error respectively.
+1 I am also encountering this issue. Code that causes this is as follows:
<script context="module">
export function buildAttribute(path, label, filterable, sortable, visible, processFunc = (x) => x) {
return {
path,
label,
filterable,
sortable,
visible,
processFunc
}
}
</script>
<script>
import SortableHeader from "./SortableHeader.svelte";
import FilterCell from "./FilterCell.svelte";
import Spinner from "../Spinner/Spinner.svelte";
import Button from "../Button/Button.svelte";
import {fade, fly} from 'svelte/transition';
import {flip} from 'svelte/animate';
import better_flip from '../../helpers/animate/better_flip';
import Icon from "../Icon/Icon.svelte";
import {onMount} from "svelte";
export let attributes = [];
export let data_promise;
export let data_attribute;
export let data_key;
export let small = true;
let visibleAttributes = attributes.filter(a => a.visible);
// Data State
let result = [];
let display = [];
$: display = result;
// Filter and Sort State
let filters = {};
let desc = false;
let sortedAttribute = "";
// Pagination
let pageLimit = 15;
let page = 0;
export const shim = (p) => {
data_promise = p.then(i => {
result = i.data[data_attribute];
if (result.length > 0) {
Object.keys(result[0]).forEach(k => filters[k] = "");
filters = filters;
}
return i;
});
};
const sort = (newAttribute) => {
if (sortedAttribute === newAttribute) {
if (desc) {
desc = false;
sortedAttribute = "";
display = result;
filters = filters;
return;
} else {
desc = !desc;
}
} else {
sortedAttribute = newAttribute;
desc = false;
}
update();
};
const update = () => {
if (display.length > 0 && Object.keys(display[0]).includes(sortedAttribute))
display = [...display.sort((a, b) =>
(a[sortedAttribute].toString().toUpperCase() < b[sortedAttribute].toString().toUpperCase())
? desc ? 1 : -1
: (a[sortedAttribute].toString().toUpperCase() > b[sortedAttribute].toString().toUpperCase())
? desc ? -1 : 1
: 0)];
};
const lookup = (object, path) => {
let segments = path.split(".");
let output = "";
let temp = object;
for (let s in segments) {
s = segments[s];
if (temp.hasOwnProperty(s)) {
temp = temp[s];
} else {
return "";
}
}
return temp || "";
};
// Shim to let me mutate query results while still using the await block
shim(data_promise);
// Handle Filtering
$: if (filters) {
let internal = result;
for (let path in filters) {
internal = internal.filter(o => lookup(o, path).toString().toLowerCase().includes(filters[path].toLowerCase()));
}
display = internal;
update();
}
</script>
<table class="uk-table uk-position-relative uk-table-striped uk-table-middle uk-table-responsive"
class:uk-table-small={small}>
<thead>
<tr>
{#each visibleAttributes as attribute}
{#if attribute.sortable}
<SortableHeader path={attribute.path} {sort} {sortedAttribute} {desc} label={attribute.label}
style={"width:" + 100 / (visibleAttributes.length+1) + "%;"}/>
{:else}
<td style={"width:" + 100 / (visibleAttributes.length+1) + "%;"}>{attribute.label}</td>
{/if}
{/each}
<td style={"width:" + 100 / (visibleAttributes.length+1) + "%;"}>
<div class="uk-flex uk-flex-middle">
<label style="flex:4">Items per page</label>
<select class="uk-select uk-flex-1" bind:value={pageLimit}>
<option value="5">5</option>
<option value="15" selected>15</option>
<option value="30">30</option>
</select>
</div>
</td>
</tr>
{#if attributes.filter(a=>a.visible && a.filterable).length > 0}
<tr>
{#each visibleAttributes as attribute}
{#if attribute.filterable}
<FilterCell bind:value={filters[attribute.path]}/>
{/if}
{/each}
<td>
{#if display.length > pageLimit}
<div class="uk-flex uk-flex-center uk-flex-middle">
{#if page > 0}
<Icon icon="chevron-left" on:click={()=>page--}/>
{:else}<span style="width:1em;"></span>
{/if}
<span>{page+1}</span>
{#if display.length > (page+1) * pageLimit}
<Icon icon="chevron-right" on:click={()=>page++}/>
{:else}<span style="width:1em;"></span>
{/if}
</div>
{/if}
</td>
</tr>
{/if}
</thead>
<tbody>
{#await data_promise}
<Spinner show={true}/>
{#each Array(4) as i}
<tr>
{#each visibleAttributes as attribute}
<td>
<div class="placeholder"></div>
</td>
{/each}
<td class="uk-flex uk-flex-around">
<Button>
<Icon icon="refresh"/>
</Button>
<Button>
<Icon icon="pencil"/>
</Button>
<Button>
<Icon icon="trash"/>
</Button>
</td>
</tr>
{/each}
{:then r}
{#each display.slice(page*pageLimit, page*pageLimit + pageLimit) as item, i (item[data_key])}
<tr out:fly={{duration:500,delay:5 * i, x:50}} in:fly={{delay: 100*i, duration: 500, x:-50}}
animate:flip="{{duration:500}}" class="uk-background-default">
{#each visibleAttributes as attr}
<td>{attr.processFunc(lookup(item, attr.path))}</td>
{/each}
<td>
<slot name="buttons" id={item[data_key]} object={item}/>
</td>
</tr>
{/each}
{/await}
</tbody>
</table>
Still actual!
i've checked that the first REPL from the original author has already fixed with the latest version of Svelte.
@0c370t your example is a bit big, you wanna check if this is already fixed on the latest Svelte?
Closing as it's no longer reproducible