<Await/> with server function.

[rgr-1]

From here:
<Await/> essentially combines a OnceResource with a <Suspense/> with no fallback.
Which looks like not a case for #[server] function.

I.e. I am able to do what I want with OnceResource and <Suspense/>, but not with <Await/> as server function return Result<> and <Await/> future= doesn't like that sort of function.

And on a side note: how one would await for resource outside of view!{}? i.e. before the it:
#[component]
fn {
...
get my resource from server here
...
view! {
...
}

}

[gbj]

as server function return Result<> and <Await/> future= doesn't like that sort of function.

I'm not sure what you mean. Here's an example I just stuck into one of the todo_app_sqlite examples.

<Await
    future=get_todos()
    let:data
>
    <pre>
        {match data {
            Ok(todos) => format!("{todos:#?}"),
            Err(e) => e.to_string()
        }}
    </pre>
</Await>

Works completely fine.

What have you tried and what hasn't worked? (Note that it gives you &T, not T, but things being rendered need to be owned -- so for example if you just map over the result you need to clone the error, so that it ends up as Result<T, ServerFnError> and not Result<T, &ServerFnError>.)

And on a side note: how one would await for resource outside of view!{}? i.e. before the it:

You don't. Or rather, you can do it inside a Suspend::new(async move { ... }), which you then use in the view somewhere.

[rgr-1]

Thanks for lightning reply!

It does indeed. Just injected your code (simplified) into my code and Voilà!
Not sure what I did wrong before..

You don't. Or rather, you can do it inside a Suspend::new(async move { ... }), which you then use in the view somewhere.

This is what I actually do now. Get resource withing Suspend and then use it in Effect.

Thanks again.