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xilem_web: An example using AnyDomView would be super helpful #459
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Hmm we really have to work on the error messages... I just discovered that we don't currently have the You're right, we should probably add a simple example that shows the use of In your case an
Good to hear :) |
Hmm I don't think #460 fixes this, I'll keep it open until we have a small example for |
Whoops forget about that, I missed the |
Yah my code is definitely wrong 😅 I just tried #460, and it works perfectly. With that PR, my actual code is: ul(
state
.packages
.iter()
.map(|(hash, manifest)| {
li(
if let Some(handler) = state.handlers.get(&manifest.ty().into()) {
html::button(manifest.name.clone()).boxed()
} else {
manifest.name.clone().boxed()
},
)
})
.collect::<Vec<_>>(),
), |
@Philipp-M what's the status of this issue now? You set #460 to not auto-close this, so I presume there must still be follow-up needed? |
I wanted to add the |
I'm trying to make a
<li>
which can have one of two types, either a button or text node, depending on the state.I tried to do something like:
But got a bunch of errors:
rustc output
I took a look at the examples, but didn't find any usage of AnyDomView. Am I trying using AnyDomView in the right way here, or is another approach required?
By the way, so far having a lot of fun with xilem_web, so thanks for putting it out there!
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