Bob Ziroll is the best React instructor that I have come across so far. His teaching styles are unmatched. unlike many other tutorials on youtube that you just follow along, he's tutorial is highly interactive and makes you do much of the work. I took his learn react course in Scrimba, I can proudly say that It is the best react course for beginners. Can't wait to work on this one!. Also shoutout to freecodecamp for finding such individuals and convincing them on offering their services for free.
Best course I have ever taken. The small challenges and the fact that he neither wasted time on CSS nor on making components and taught us Routing was so Fun. Also, he has given access to Figma file, so we can work on CSS skills later. More courses like these.
Bob Ziroll is my favorite instructor whenever i see any course prepared by him i feel like i'm in good hand for getting better knowledge. thanks Bob Ziroll for your react beginner course was real helped me
This course is usefull for everyone not just the beginners. Since the React Router Dom team is a bunch of trolls who never update their documentation and examples, it's a mess and a waste of time to figure out how to do a proper authentification routing. Ofc this video doesn't cover every cases as you "cheat" using createRoutesFromElement (yes i tried with a pure createBrowserRouter cause i want the object approach and it's painfull) but it's way better than the lack of official documentation. Thank you.
I found the best course taught by the best instructor!!! Thank you so much Bob Ziroll!!!!!! I love your class so much!! Thank you for helping me learning!!
for people stuck in 8:40:27 u must know that defer was removed in React-Router v7. so it wont work for u in local machine with latest version of React-Router , in react-router v7 you can use Await and Suspense
Yes, this is what was needed after React Router was updated to this new version. Thanks FCC and thanks Bob for this amazing course. Now , time to dive in
Guys trust me on that. Bob Ziroll is definitely one of the best (if not THE best) react teachers on planet earth. This course will be worth it. ( even though we use NextJS and we don't need React Router )
2:06-lesson 1- for client side routing. 4:55-lesson 2- multi page vs single page app. 10:12--extra local development & GitHub repo. 12:25-L3 react router setup & browser router. 15:40--L4 Routes 5:12:02-- lesson 66 about the createBrowseRouter
The Advanced course was on point and i love the way he break everything down to the pieces. It serves as my personal guide in case i get stuck on the field
Why do you think that's a good thing lol? Waste of time, just read the docs. If you need a 9 hour course on react-router instead of reading the docs, there's probably no hope for you as a developer.
@@ZM-dm3jg If you read it, you forget it. If you see it, you will remember it. If you think reading the docs is enough, there's probably no hope for you as a developer
@@ZM-dm3jg I read full documentations. I refer the documentation everytime i get stuck. But its good to have a course taught by a professional on how to structurally use a library. We get to learn new things ✌
Bob ziroll is such a wonderful instructor he made me fall in love with react. Hope he can do a course on react query. He's competent and simplifies things down to to the grain.
Pranaam guruji🙇 2 month ago i completed your 12 hour react course it helped me alot to developed my practical skills of react same goes for routerV6. Please do the same with Redux i'm seriously facing alot issues to master the ReduxToolkit.
I've attended his react course , I can tell for sure that it was the best course of all youtube I could find! it would be perfect to wrap this series with a react native , a redux, and a nextjs course, thanks freecodecamp, you rock.
for anyone who needs it (code below), regarding the Merging search params subject, this utility funciton allows to handle multiple query parameters in a single function, allowing you to create x amount of parameters, AND also adding or removing values from one specific query parameter that holds concatenated data %3, and also mixing together multiple query parms to create a more flexible filter mechanism. Keeping in mind that it's not common to have identical keys with different values, we can just cocatenate that related data in one param and separate it with %3. + other params that achieve other purposes. (this function respects other params existing in the url) You just need to add the event, a queryParameter parameters to the function and pass it to a component onClick attribute (the button in this case must define the attribute name which will provide the value pair for the queryParameter) I HAVE TO SAY THAT I'M LEARNING A LOT, THANK YOU SO MUCH const addQueryParam= (ev, type) =>{ let value = ev.target.name;
Very awesome course! Loved the instructor and loved how Scrimba works, though I still mostly ran the project locally to get familiar with the dev workflow and to save my code edits for each section separately. I learned an incredible amount of info from this, thank you FCC and Bob!
this is literally the best course ever i could not thank u guys enough + im really grateful for all the the hard work that u r putting in these courses
Also i think Bob should do a full course from scratch to the top how to build a full react e-commerce site because some of us love to see it done from a great teacher like Bob and we can do it ourselves
For anyone that's stuck on the protected routes, the error that you're getting might be because of Mirage JS not being able to play well with react-router version 6.4.5. There's two options to fix this, either downgrade your version or try this hacky code that bob helped me with export async function requireAuth() { const isLoggedIn = false if (!isLoggedIn) { const response = redirect("/login") response.body = true throw response } return null }
Hi, I have a problem here . when the isLoggedIn is set to false it works correctly and redirects me to login page , but when it is set to true , after clicking on Host an error shows up : Unexpected Application Error! You defined a loader for route "0-5-0" but didn't return anything from your `loader` function. Please return a value or `null`. does anybody have the same problem!??
Thank you Freecodecamp, You all put in a lot of work and i appreciate you all big time. You release vids & tuts in line with my learning journey. Respect 🤝
After learning react for beginner's much helpful to me ! Thanks so much to Bob's Ziroll and free code camp community ❤, hope that would interesting too !
Tnx for ur work. I didn't watch the whole thing, But since you have a separate protected route (branch) (../host/..), why didn't you bring the authorization logic into the parent loader? Are you really going to duplicate the authorization logic into the each loader in all nested routes? What about : ../host/warehouse/add/product/...? await requireAuth(request)} >
Great as usual. Appreciate the update. I hope he makes a video on the new redux tool kit and react 18 new features. Next JS solves most of these routing problems but not every company uses it, and learning next JS becomes much easier if you know how to do this routing manually.
Great tutorial the best I have seen but one improvement u can add deesser on your mic sound the sounds like sss and tss are not so sharp and will not cut my ears
So I haven't really tested this fully but @6:12:39 wouldn't it be a little less tedious to have a `authLoader` wrapper around those protected loader? Something along the lines of ``` function authLoader(loader) { return async (...args) => { const isLoggedIn = true; if (!isLoggedIn) { return redirect('/'); } return await loader(args); }; } ``` That way you can just wrap your loader in Routes instead of adding that logic across all your protected loaders. Kinda like this: ``` ``` Or is there some downside or perf penalties that I'm not seeing here?
9:44:40 but you are getting a thousands of elements and then you are filtering them based on the query param..is that ok? Can't you just retrieve already filtered data from an API based on the query param?
Thanks for the awsom video. I'm using router dom v6.11 and have problem redirect host and its child components to login page. It either breakes or does not navigate to login. I already tried useHistory and useNavigate, but have the same issue. Could be that the backend has some problem with this version?
import { redirect } from "react-router" export async function requireAuth() { const isLoggedIn = false if (!isLoggedIn) { const response = redirect("/login") response.body = true throw response } return null } use this... issue is from mirageJS and the latest version of RRD
5:46:35 After creating an Error element and logging error from useRouteError hook i got ressponse with status 200 OK, i already change server.js with - return new Response(400, {}, { error: "Error fetching data" }); What i see is: Error: You defined a loader for route "0-2" but didn't return anything from your `loader` function. Please return a value or `null`. I can see error only when i throw it at the start of the function, because response is always 200. Maybe some troubles with Mirage js or because i have a new version of router v6.10
You'll need to make sure you're returning a value from your loader, even if that value is `null`. But yes, Mirage JS has been causing lots of issues with React Router ≥6.4.5. which is very unfortunate for me since I just happened to record so much of the course in v 6.4.3 and 6.4.4 🤦🏻♂.
Link is a component and CSS doesn't know about the react components you create, so usually we style the jsx elements inside our react app, and I'm guessing that inside of Link there are some functionalities that prevent refreshing the page while using the anchor tag ( which we style )
I am a bit confused about the chapter on protected routes. I want to use this in my app because I don't want to trigger a request which will return a 403 unauthorized and show a skeleton page. What I am confused about is the use case that is described here : 1. Having sensitive information in the front-end 2. Avoiding to make a request that would leak sensitive information. This the js code is availiable on the browser (just open the dev tools). Even if you cannot access the page cannot you read the js code of the page ? If so, you can just read the secret. Similarly, you can also see the code of the fetch that leak the secret. My point is that this is a bad use-case and a bad solution to the use-case. We want to protect some route but if you want something to be secret you need to have it in the backend, not the front-end and ensure that it is only availible trough authorized endpoint
Question: Seems some UI part we don't need or MUST use route, right? Like /host/vans/:id vansDetail page, bottom 3 tabs, we could use components to show/hide them directly? So how should we tradeoff when it should be route and when it should not.
I have a question if u have a async fetch function that u return await res.json() do you need to await it when u call it in the loader? Shouldn't it be resolved?
I can' t deploy the finished project at netlify. I took the code from the last scrim, pushed it with git, but I get an error. [vite]: Rollup failed to resolve import "react-icons/bs" from "/opt/build/repo/pages/Host/Dashboard.jsx". 12:16:32 PM: This is most likely unintended because it can break your application at runtime.
If we're using a loader to pass data into the component, how can we use the loader to pass more than 1 API call into the component and how can I run it parallel so that when there's a return promise for one API, the component open up and other promises resolve and display when done.
Bob Ziroll is just one of the best instructors for React. I did his 12 hour course of React for beginners and I loved it.
12hrs! Beginner?! 💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀
I learned react from him too. he is the best.
@@NobleOsinachi Yes and 13 hours react advanced (including the react router)
@@Arcanist1010where can I find this course ?
yes, me2. he did a great job at that video.
For anyone stuck around 6:40:00 requireAuth this fixed it for me:
export async function requireAuth() {
const isLoggedIn = false
if (!isLoggedIn) {
const response = redirect("/login")
response.body = true
throw response
}
return null
}
Thanks 🙏
was breaking my head. Thanks for the help!
Thanks, you saved my time😄😄
thanks a lot. it took me hours but I couldn't solved it.
I get a 'Body is a read-only property' error. I'm developing in typescript. Not sure if that could be a problem!
Bob Ziroll you are an excellent teacher. This is absolute freedom from tutorial hell.
Bob Ziroll is the best React instructor that I have come across so far. His teaching styles are unmatched. unlike many other tutorials on youtube that you just follow along, he's tutorial is highly interactive and makes you do much of the work. I took his learn react course in Scrimba, I can proudly say that It is the best react course for beginners. Can't wait to work on this one!. Also shoutout to freecodecamp for finding such individuals and convincing them on offering their services for free.
Best course I have ever taken. The small challenges and the fact that he neither wasted time on CSS nor on making components and taught us Routing was so Fun. Also, he has given access to Figma file, so we can work on CSS skills later. More courses like these.
Bob Ziroll is my favorite instructor whenever i see any course prepared by him i feel like i'm in good hand for getting better knowledge. thanks Bob Ziroll for your react beginner course was real helped me
ek number ka coursh hai abhi lagata hai ki ha kisi bhi tarah ka routing kar sakta hu mere tarf se 1000 topo ki salami
This course is usefull for everyone not just the beginners. Since the React Router Dom team is a bunch of trolls who never update their documentation and examples, it's a mess and a waste of time to figure out how to do a proper authentification routing. Ofc this video doesn't cover every cases as you "cheat" using createRoutesFromElement (yes i tried with a pure createBrowserRouter cause i want the object approach and it's painfull) but it's way better than the lack of official documentation. Thank you.
The pitch of his voice has already told me that you are going to master react-router... Love you Bob....😍🙏
I found the best course taught by the best instructor!!! Thank you so much Bob Ziroll!!!!!! I love your class so much!! Thank you for helping me learning!!
9:44:42 another video seen from the GOAT of React
for people stuck in 8:40:27 u must know that defer was removed in React-Router v7. so it wont work for u in local machine with latest version of React-Router ,
in react-router v7 you can use Await and Suspense
Yes, this is what was needed after React Router was updated to this new version. Thanks FCC and thanks Bob for this amazing course. Now , time to dive in
Guys trust me on that.
Bob Ziroll is definitely one of the best (if not THE best) react teachers on planet earth.
This course will be worth it.
( even though we use NextJS and we don't need React Router )
So if u don't need to learn them both?.. U need to learn only next js then?
@@HocineKamikaz there are differences, like with everything. You can use nextjs or react router
The way he breaks down the whole topic is just fantastic. Appreciate
2:06-lesson 1- for client side routing.
4:55-lesson 2- multi page vs single page app.
10:12--extra local development & GitHub repo.
12:25-L3 react router setup & browser router.
15:40--L4 Routes
5:12:02-- lesson 66 about the createBrowseRouter
Lmao what did they do 5 hours before? 😂
Can i ask you why is this course 9h length while most of react routers tutorials are 1h or 1h and and half
The Advanced course was on point and i love the way he break everything down to the pieces. It serves as my personal guide in case i get stuck on the field
Damn never imagined a freaking 9 hours course on JUST React Router 😮
Kudos to FCC 🔥
Why do you think that's a good thing lol? Waste of time, just read the docs. If you need a 9 hour course on react-router instead of reading the docs, there's probably no hope for you as a developer.
@@ZM-dm3jg If you read it, you forget it. If you see it, you will remember it. If you think reading the docs is enough, there's probably no hope for you as a developer
@@phongphanthanh6878 reading docs is a good practice and is recommended.
@@riturajpathak1905 watching also
@@ZM-dm3jg I read full documentations. I refer the documentation everytime i get stuck. But its good to have a course taught by a professional on how to structurally use a library. We get to learn new things ✌
Bob ziroll is such a wonderful instructor he made me fall in love with react. Hope he can do a course on react query. He's competent and simplifies things down to to the grain.
Pranaam guruji🙇 2 month ago i completed your 12 hour react course it helped me alot to developed my practical skills of react same goes for routerV6. Please do the same with Redux i'm seriously facing alot issues to master the ReduxToolkit.
same
I've attended his react course , I can tell for sure that it was the best course of all youtube I could find! it would be perfect to wrap this series with a react native , a redux, and a nextjs course, thanks freecodecamp, you rock.
for anyone who needs it (code below), regarding the Merging search params subject, this utility funciton allows to handle multiple query parameters in a single function, allowing you to create x amount of parameters, AND also adding or removing values from one specific query parameter that holds concatenated data %3, and also mixing together multiple query parms to create a more flexible filter mechanism. Keeping in mind that it's not common to have identical keys with different values, we can just cocatenate that related data in one param and separate it with %3. + other params that achieve other purposes. (this function respects other params existing in the url)
You just need to add the event, a queryParameter parameters to the function and pass it to a component onClick attribute (the button in this case must define the attribute name which will provide the value pair for the queryParameter)
I HAVE TO SAY THAT I'M LEARNING A LOT, THANK YOU SO MUCH
const addQueryParam= (ev, type) =>{
let value = ev.target.name;
if(searchParams.has(type)){
let param = searchParams.get(type).split(":");
if(param.includes(value)){
let newParams = param.filter(ev => ev !== value);
setsearchParams((prev)=> {
newParams.length===0 ? prev.delete(type) : prev.set(type, newParams.join(":"));
return prev;
})
}else{
setsearchParams((prev) => {
prev.set(type, param.join(":").concat(`:${value}`))
return prev;
} )
}
}else{
setsearchParams((prev) => {prev.append(type, value)
return prev;
});
}
}
For clarity
addQueryParam(e, "filterBy")} >Simple
Very awesome course! Loved the instructor and loved how Scrimba works, though I still mostly ran the project locally to get familiar with the dev workflow and to save my code edits for each section separately. I learned an incredible amount of info from this, thank you FCC and Bob!
Bob you should try and do a course on redux because you ae just the best teacher i have ever seen any where in this world
this is literally the best course ever i could not thank u guys enough + im really grateful for all the the hard work that u r putting in these courses
Best Video on React Router Dom 😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇
Guru ji you are the best
Bob Ziroll is the god of react thanks man
I have never seen a best teacher like Bob ZIroll
I love the way that Bob Ziroll Teach great job thank you so muach for making this available for freen see you on scrimba
At 8:25:05 are you coding something behind the floating browser? Something broke after this and the github files don't have the finished version.
Bob ziroll is a beast i learnt react from his course and cany wait to start this course
I am a simple man, I see bob ziroll teaching a course, I tap on it
Bob ziroll is a powerful teacher, incredibly helpful course🙏 would love to see a course like this for react hooks
Also i think Bob should do a full course from scratch to the top how to build a full react e-commerce site because some of us love to see it done from a great teacher like Bob and we can do it ourselves
One of the best tech teacher.
Bob Ziroll, you are a great Master, thank you so much for this exceptional tutorial !!
Best react-router course:)
This guy is too good.... Glued for 2 hours and still counting
2:19:29 I love your teaching methodology, thanks :3 see u at the end of the course
thank you Bob Ziroll you did a great job .i love this video you make it easy and Cristal clear .
My life was never eazy...
But after watching this tutorial
The next one gon' be eazy...
thanks for the new knowledge about react-router bob, what a great free course
I have a problem with redirect(url) function, it doesn't redirect me to the login page.
For anyone that's stuck on the protected routes, the error that you're getting might be because of Mirage JS not being able to play well with react-router version 6.4.5. There's two options to fix this, either downgrade your version or try this hacky code that bob helped me with
export async function requireAuth() {
const isLoggedIn = false
if (!isLoggedIn) {
const response = redirect("/login")
response.body = true
throw response
}
return null
}
Thanks, helped a lot 😊
Hi,
I have a problem here . when the isLoggedIn is set to false it works correctly and redirects me to login page , but when it is set to true , after clicking on Host an error shows up :
Unexpected Application Error!
You defined a loader for route "0-5-0" but didn't return anything from your `loader` function. Please return a value or `null`.
does anybody have the same problem!??
@@JavadMoghaddam-dq9bd you need to return null or function where youre calling your authRequire
thanks buudy, saved my day
Thanks bro, you just saved me days of trying to figure this out.
We need an exclusive course covers all the hooks please
7:36 my redirect () is not redirecting to host please any with solution shall help me
return window.location.href = '/host';
Thank you Freecodecamp,
You all put in a lot of work and i appreciate you all big time.
You release vids & tuts in line with my learning journey. Respect 🤝
He has a brilliant teaching skill ❤. I love his teaching method
After learning react for beginner's much helpful to me ! Thanks so much to Bob's Ziroll and free code camp community ❤, hope that would interesting too !
Tnx for ur work. I didn't watch the whole thing,
But since you have a separate protected route (branch) (../host/..), why didn't you bring the authorization logic into the parent loader?
Are you really going to duplicate the authorization logic into the each loader in all nested routes? What about : ../host/warehouse/add/product/...?
await requireAuth(request)}
>
.....
Great as usual. Appreciate the update. I hope he makes a video on the new redux tool kit and react 18 new features. Next JS solves most of these routing problems but not every company uses it, and learning next JS becomes much easier if you know how to do this routing manually.
Great tutorial the best I have seen but one improvement u can add deesser on your mic sound the sounds like sss and tss are not so sharp and will not cut my ears
This video helped me a lot! Thank you!
2024, help please why if I refresh the page of "/vans" its giving me:
Error: Unexpected token '
It's almost like you knew I needed this.
scrimba and bob ziroll helps me alot !!!!!!!!!!!
learning react with bob is amazing ♨♨
I completed his react course and I was searching some other courses for Practice, but none of them were as good as his react course
I was looking for a complete React Router v6 course long time ago! Thank you so much!
I loved Bob's React course. This will be fun coding allong.
Does react router resolved downside mentioned at 6:12:47 ?
Awesome course 🔥🔥🔥
So I haven't really tested this fully but @6:12:39 wouldn't it be a little less tedious to have a `authLoader` wrapper around those protected loader?
Something along the lines of
```
function authLoader(loader) {
return async (...args) => {
const isLoggedIn = true;
if (!isLoggedIn) {
return redirect('/');
}
return await loader(args);
};
}
```
That way you can just wrap your loader in Routes instead of adding that logic across all your protected loaders.
Kinda like this:
```
```
Or is there some downside or perf penalties that I'm not seeing here?
This is awesome. I'd love to see a video like this that is dedicated to just React Hooks and then Redux.
thanks a lot for lesson. Would be nice to see to prevent a page reload or route change when the user leaves the page.
gys , I have a question , how much time did you spend in this course?
Great tutorial that i ever watch so far about react router
9:44:40 but you are getting a thousands of elements and then you are filtering them based on the query param..is that ok? Can't you just retrieve already filtered data from an API based on the query param?
Thanks for the awsom video. I'm using router dom v6.11 and have problem redirect host and its child components to login page. It either breakes or does not navigate to login. I already tried useHistory and useNavigate, but have the same issue. Could be that the backend has some problem with this version?
import { redirect } from "react-router"
export async function requireAuth() {
const isLoggedIn = false
if (!isLoggedIn) {
const response = redirect("/login")
response.body = true
throw response
}
return null
} use this... issue is from mirageJS and the latest version of RRD
Could you make video where you teach “outlet” from react router dom ? Did not find any video about it !
redirect() is not working when doing in localhost.
Any ideas to fix this
Could you make video where you teach “outlet” from react router dom ? Did not find any video about it
Always incredible 👍👍👍.
7:36:57 l 7:44:24 The redirect to /host page after login button is not redirecting
I am try to solve this problem but I couldn't. Have you solved this ?
Not yet, I went to react router website to read it and it was the same code and I wonder what is wrong
@@zubairLanre somebody solved the problem. You should search for it below on comments
Please I have there too, did you have solutions for it please
I am a simple man. I see Bob - I press like.
Ignore this:
3:36:55 : when to use query (sharable)
Amazing Course. Thanks!
It's Going well upto first 7:30 hrs. But after it...I pray. When it( basturd ). Will be finish. frequent saw ti
me... over all totally bored.😢
Thanks a lot for such great course!!!
Thank you all information you gave us
5:46:35 After creating an Error element and logging error from useRouteError hook i got ressponse with status 200 OK, i already change server.js with - return new Response(400, {}, { error: "Error fetching data" }); What i see is:
Error: You defined a loader for route "0-2" but didn't return anything from your `loader` function. Please return a value or `null`.
I can see error only when i throw it at the start of the function, because response is always 200.
Maybe some troubles with Mirage js or because i have a new version of router v6.10
You'll need to make sure you're returning a value from your loader, even if that value is `null`. But yes, Mirage JS has been causing lots of issues with React Router ≥6.4.5. which is very unfortunate for me since I just happened to record so much of the course in v 6.4.3 and 6.4.4 🤦🏻♂.
When I use actions, I can't put on the loading button ?
at 28:34 why nav > a? why not nav > Link??
Link is a component and CSS doesn't know about the react components you create, so usually we style the jsx elements inside our react app, and I'm guessing that inside of Link there are some functionalities that prevent refreshing the page while using the anchor tag ( which we style )
@@ahmadhs1381 thank u bro
dose anyone know what middleware he is talking about for protected routes?
and if its out yet.
I am a bit confused about the chapter on protected routes. I want to use this in my app because I don't want to trigger a request which will return a 403 unauthorized and show a skeleton page.
What I am confused about is the use case that is described here :
1. Having sensitive information in the front-end
2. Avoiding to make a request that would leak sensitive information.
This the js code is availiable on the browser (just open the dev tools). Even if you cannot access the page cannot you read the js code of the page ? If so, you can just read the secret. Similarly, you can also see the code of the fetch that leak the secret.
My point is that this is a bad use-case and a bad solution to the use-case. We want to protect some route but if you want something to be secret you need to have it in the backend, not the front-end and ensure that it is only availible trough authorized endpoint
is not rendering the component to prevent unauthorized usage of the service is a good way to protect the service?
please there is an issue when cloning the repo to get the assets , It tells me that its been deleted
with `git status`
Question: Seems some UI part we don't need or MUST use route, right? Like /host/vans/:id vansDetail page, bottom 3 tabs, we could use components to show/hide them directly? So how should we tradeoff when it should be route and when it should not.
incredibly helpful. thank you so much for your time !
plz do more react videos on each topic like this in depth
Hey Gang i am trying to find the context api course but i couldn't on youtube by Bob Ziroll . If any of you have the link please share.
is it still worth learning to code when it exists already AI like chatGTP? It is not sarcasm, on the contrary, it is a serious question.
chatGPT is just a tool
What is the alternative way of using prompt in react-router-
dom since it's no more available on version 6.15?
Any link or any other resource fr me to learn context api & redux....?
I have a question if u have a async fetch function that u return await res.json() do you need to await it when u call it in the loader? Shouldn't it be resolved?
I can' t deploy the finished project at netlify. I took the code from the last scrim, pushed it with git, but I get an error. [vite]: Rollup failed to resolve import "react-icons/bs" from "/opt/build/repo/pages/Host/Dashboard.jsx".
12:16:32 PM: This is most likely unintended because it can break your application at runtime.
2:56:00 completed
If we're using a loader to pass data into the component, how can we use the loader to pass more than 1 API call into the component and how can I run it parallel so that when there's a return promise for one API, the component open up and other promises resolve and display when done.
Promises.all
Hey i faced with an error in requireAuth() in loader it doesn't work.
Same you
Did you know the solution to the problem?
while using loader={async () => await requireAuth()} I'm facing an error .can anyone help me?