Hi, thanks for the video. I don't understand how your actions is triggered when you send the post ? In other words how do you link front and back ? (I don't know a lot about webdev), is there something special about the 'actions' keyword ? What if you had multiple async functions in there ?
SvelteKit provides both the front and the back. The 'actions' keyword in special in SvelteKit, it is used for Form Actions. With this we can create functions to handle a form request. If we create multiple async functions, we need to specify which function the form should call, by using ?. With default we can just submit to that route. For more, see 'sveltekit form actions'.
just an advice bro, the reason of code tutorial's success that you include the source code whatever was that code, even two lines, good tutorial and keep doing it, I really love Svelte !!!
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Hi, thanks for the video. I don't understand how your actions is triggered when you send the post ? In other words how do you link front and back ? (I don't know a lot about webdev), is there something special about the 'actions' keyword ? What if you had multiple async functions in there ?
SvelteKit provides both the front and the back. The 'actions' keyword in special in SvelteKit, it is used for Form Actions. With this we can create functions to handle a form request. If we create multiple async functions, we need to specify which function the form should call, by using ?. With default we can just submit to that route. For more, see 'sveltekit form actions'.
just an advice bro, the reason of code tutorial's success that you include the source code whatever was that code, even two lines, good tutorial and keep doing it, I really love Svelte !!!
Thanks for the advice bro, do you mean putting it up on GitHub? I can definitely do that 😄
I've added source code for this video, will add for the other videos as well 👍
Exactly !!!
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Nice job bro
Thanks!