I have a handler for a form submit that takes a user image, sends it to the back, does stuff on that image, and gives the modified image back (as a base64) to the front to be displayed. Sending and…
/* the code that is doing the API call, account.get() is an endpoint provided by Appwrite to get current user session data */ export async function getCurrentUser() { try { const user = await account.get(); //api call through appwrite endpoint…
I'm having trouble understanding how to use async/await in this scenario. I have a function GetAdditionalProducts() that calls a service and returns a result. I call that function elsewhere where I need access to that result but it executes that…
There is a thread on this which didn't really answer my question and doesn't offer any practical solutions. I have a function that involves await and, depending on a condition in the result, it calls a sub-function which likewise involves…
Following is my code structure. I have two async functions from source.js and db.js. I'm exporting these functions and calling them in test.js. test.js calls the function async loadFromFile() to read and return a list of json data elements. For…
I have useEffect that executes the request when changing dependences (department and two dates field). useEffect(() => { getFilteredRestReport({ date_start: formatDatePatchPoint(date[0]), date_end: formatDatePatchPoint(date[1]), department, }); }, [date, department]) When I make a request with an empty department, the request takes…
Consider the following code, which awaits a Promise: async function handleSubmit() { try { await submitForm(answer); } catch (err) { console.log('Error') } } function submitForm(answer) { return new Promise((resolve, reject) => { setTimeout(() => { if (answer !== 'OK') {…
I am working with the promises and async function. The thing I got to know that inside the async function if there is a await out JS engine will suspend the ongoing call stack's function calls and wait for the…
In my Flutter application I need to allow admin users to download a CSV file with all the data entered into Firebase. To do this, admins must press a button. If they do it from the web, the file is…
Consider the faux account creation code below: export const accounts = []; export const emails = []; export async function createAccount(name, email) { accounts.push({name, email}); void sendEmail(email); } async function sendEmail(email) { setTimeout(0, () => emails.push(`Account created to ${email}`)); }…