deferments
Sometimes you may want to load parts of your page later, like a slow sidebar, a graph that takes extra time to load, or tab content that shouldn't appear immediately. These scenarios are perfect use cases for Deferments.
Deferments are a low effort way to load content later, both automatically and manually. Better yet, most of the work takes place in Rails land in your views.
defer: :auto
defer: :auto
This option make it easy to defer content in a single setting.
=== "views/posts/index.json.props"
=== "views/layouts/application.json.props"
And that's it!
Behind the scenes
When a user lands on a page Superglue will receive
Your page components will receive {metrics: {totalVisitors: 0}}
and render. Superglue will then make a remote request:
10 seconds later the response succeeds with {total_visitors: 30}
. Superglue then immutably grafts that payload into the /dashboard
page at the path data.metrics
. The page state would look like the following:
Your page component finally recieves the new props and rerenders. For more control, you may provide a success_action
or fail_action
, and Superglue will dispatch these actions when the promise resolves successfully or fails.
defer: :manual
defer: :manual
When you want control over when deferred content loads, e.g., tabbed content, use defer: :manual
to stop the content from loading
and manually use remote
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