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Store - allow to fire subscriber in the given context

This is a Feature Proposal

Description

Store implements subscribe and subscribeOnce methods. The callbacks are fired in the component's scope only. Allow the store to fire its subscribers in the given context like:

StoreFacade().subscribe("start", m._onStart, m)

' in the store's _notify function:
functionCall(listener.callback[0], [value], m)

Router's previousRoute field has wrong value after back journey

This is a Bug Report

Description

Check for unique IDs during build process

If an ID or no ID specified is not specified for each node element, at some point the app will crash.

  • Build process should auto assign a unique ID to a node element if not specified.
  • If there is an ID check against all others to make sure it differs.

HttpResponse rawData could be any proper JSON type

HttpResponse rawData could be any proper JSON type

Description

The current interface of HttpResponse sets rawData type to assocArray, however, rawData could be also an array.

So when it is an array the rawData is not set at all.

Do not cache response if expected JSON data is corrupted

This is a Feature Proposal

Description

HttpResponseCreator._parseUrlEventContent function returns {} when ParseJSON is invalid. It may lead to caching invalid responses. At this point, the app knows that the response body is a non-empty string and JSON format is expected. Thus failed JSON parsing suggests that body is corrupted, and caching it may lead to unexpected behavior.

prototype._parseUrlEventContent = function (urlEvent as Object) as Object
  if (NOT m._isJsonResponse(urlEvent)) then return {}

  content = urlEvent.getString()
  if (content = "") then return {}

  data = ParseJSON(content)
  if (data = Invalid) then return {}

  return data
end function

HttpResponse to expose the response headers

This is a Feature Proposal

Description

What is the use case that should be solved. The more detail you describe this in the easier it is to understand for us.

HTTP responses' headers often contain useful info, eg: response caching rules. I propose that HttpResponse exposes the response headers.

If there is additional config how would it look?

N/A

Similar or dependent issues:

N/A

Full App Reset

Hi,

Is there a way to do a full reset of the app? not just destroyKoptko(). As I am loading the app from 0?

Thanks!

Brighterscript on the horizon at all?

Curious if you had any thoughts on brighterscript integration at all in the future or if so, would you be interested in myself helping to make it happen?

I've gotten really used to the nice syntax of brighterscript and it makes things feel very clean and integrated so wasn't sure if you had considered it at all?

Extract separate readme file for integration with non-Kopytko environment

This is a Feature Proposal

A separate documentation page for the integration scenario would be helpful so devs using Kopytko (renderer) may easily find a solution for this case.

Description

Currently in the renderer.md there is a description of how to integrate with Kopytko e.g. in the RowList's tile component.

The entire section Using Kopytko components in the non-Kopytko environment could be extracted and described more widely with some usage examples either for the itemComponent for the RowList and for other cases as well (e.g. Kopytko root managed from an existing component in the app that cannot be modified)

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