are you willing to share the Imba code for us to learn from? and how was the debugging experience on Chrome? Was there a large barrier to go from compiled down JS code to Imba source?
are you willing to share the Imba code for us to learn from? and how was the debugging experience on Chrome? Was there a large barrier to go from compiled down JS code to Imba source?
And here is one of the components:
import supabase, { UNIQUE_VIOLATION_CODE } from '../constants' import normalizeUrl from 'normalize-url' import './links-list'
tag pad-page
loading = false
links
err\string
newUrl\string
def routed
fetchLinks!
def fetchLinks
loading = true
let {data, error} = await supabase.rpc('select_links_from_pad', { pad_id_input: route.params.id })
.order('created_at', {ascending: false})
loading = false
if error
log error.message
return
links = data
imba.commit!
def addLink
if newUrl
const {data, error} = await supabase.rpc('insert_link_into_pad', {
pad_id_input: route.params.id,
url_input: normalizeUrl(newUrl, {defaultProtocol: 'https:'})
})
if error..code == UNIQUE_VIOLATION_CODE
err = 'link already added'
setTimeout(&, 3000) do
err = ''
imba.commit!
elif error
return
newUrl = ''
links.unshift(data)
<self>
<div[mt:5]>
<label[mr:3]> 'add a link'
<input
[bg:red4 c:white]=err
type='url'
bind=newUrl
@keydown.enter=addLink
>
<button[ml:1] @click=addLink> 'Add'
if err
<p[c:red5]> err
<links-list loading=loading links=links>The resource from “https://shynet-lhkb.onrender.com/ingress/f29fe2d5-5f78-456e-... was blocked due to MIME type mismatch (X-Content-Type-Options: nosniff).
Also, console reports another issue:
SyntaxError: invalid regexp group client-SMJMSZTC.js:2:145487
FYI, the sudopad.com domain unfortunately displays nothing at all in my browser.
unreachable code after return statement[Learn More] index-LZXNJ15B.js:16:21954
TypeError: window.customElements is undefined[Learn More] index-LZXNJ15B.js:8:23994
But thanks for the idea, I might like to code something similar without using frameworks. I still miss the del.icio.us thingamajig sometimes
User Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux i686; rv:68.0) Gecko/20100101 Goanna/4.8 Firefox/68.0 PaleMoon/29.4.0.2
(I'm certainly not requiring that you should support such niche tech, it's just a very old laptop that has a better form factor than my more recent ones, so I tend to prefer it for various situations)
But I think I'll just remove it for now.
Update: removed