Figured it out. Turns out it had nothing to do with the above calls. It was
more a misunderstanding of how local state worked.
This was bad:
(defn weeks-view [calendar]
(let [weeks (partition 7 calendar)]
(fn []
[:tbody.weeks (for [week weeks]
[week-view week])])))
This is good:
(defn weeks-view [calendar]
(let [weeks (partition 7 calendar)]
[:tbody.weeks (for [week weeks]
[week-view week])]))
In the first example, weeks was being trapped into local state so wasn't
updating properly.
M
On Monday, September 15, 2014 1:35:22 AM UTC-7, Matt Ho wrote:
> I have a toy application written using reagent and cljs-ajax. The
> application works with the hard coded state that I initialized with, but now
> I'm trying to retrieve the state from the database on load.
>
> Here's what the state looks like originally:
>
> (def calendar-state (atom {:entries [
> {"date" [2014 8 31] "contents" [{"feed"
> "sfcf" "content" "sun workout a"}]}
> {"date" [2014 9 1] "contents" [{"feed"
> "sfcf" "content" "mon workout a"}]}
> {"date" [2014 9 2] "contents" [{"feed"
> "sfcf" "content" "tue workout a"}]}
> {"date" [2014 9 3] "contents" [{"feed"
> "sfcf" "content" "wed workout a"}]}
> {"date" [2014 9 4] "contents" [{"feed"
> "sfcf" "content" "thu workout a"}]}
> {"date" [2014 9 5] "contents" [{"feed"
> "sfcf" "content" "fri workout a"}]}
> {"date" [2014 9 6] "contents" [{"feed"
> "sfcf" "content" "sat workout a"}]}
> ]}))
>
> And here's what I added to the bottom of core.cljs to try and load the data:
>
> (ajax/GET "/api/calendar"
> {:handler (fn [entries] (println (str "received => " entries))
> (println "before")
> (println @calendar-state)
> (swap! calendar-state assoc :entries entries)
> (println "after")
> (println @calendar-state)
> (reagent.core/flush))})
>
> entries returned by the server appears to be correctly formatted:
>
> [
> {"date" [2014 8 31] "contents" [{"feed" "sfcf" "content" "sun workout a -
> server"}]}
> {"date" [2014 9 1] "contents" [{"feed" "sfcf" "content" "mon workout a -
> server"}]}
> {"date" [2014 9 2] "contents" [{"feed" "sfcf" "content" "tue workout a -
> server"}]}
> {"date" [2014 9 3] "contents" [{"feed" "sfcf" "content" "wed workout a -
> server"}]}
> {"date" [2014 9 4] "contents" [{"feed" "sfcf" "content" "thu workout a -
> server"}]}
> {"date" [2014 9 5] "contents" [{"feed" "sfcf" "content" "fri workout a -
> server"}]}
> {"date" [2014 9 6] "contents" [{"feed" "sfcf" "content" "sat workout a -
> server"}]}
> ]
>
> The code doesn't work, but I'm at a loss as to where to go next.
>
> Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
>
> M
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