Async_in_derived() — svelte Function Reference
Architecture documentation for the Async_in_derived() function in index.svelte.js from the svelte codebase.
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Source Code
packages/svelte/tests/snapshot/samples/async-in-derived/_expected/client/index.svelte.js lines 5–52
export default function Async_in_derived($$anchor, $$props) {
$.push($$props, true);
var yes1, yes2, no1, no2;
var $$promises = $.run([
async () => yes1 = await $.async_derived(() => 1),
async () => yes2 = await $.async_derived(async () => foo(await 1)),
() => no1 = $.derived(async () => {
return await 1;
}),
() => no2 = $.derived(() => async () => {
return await 1;
})
]);
var fragment = $.comment();
var node = $.first_child(fragment);
{
var consequent = ($$anchor) => {
let yes1;
let yes2;
let no1;
let no2;
var promises = $.run([
async () => yes1 = (await $.save($.async_derived(async () => (await $.save(1))())))(),
async () => yes2 = (await $.save($.async_derived(async () => foo((await $.save(1))()))))(),
() => no1 = $.derived(() => (async () => {
return await 1;
})()),
() => no2 = $.derived(() => (async () => {
return await 1;
})())
]);
};
$.if(node, ($$render) => {
if (true) $$render(consequent);
});
}
$.append($$anchor, fragment);
$.pop();
}
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does Async_in_derived() do?
Async_in_derived() is a function in the svelte codebase, defined in packages/svelte/tests/snapshot/samples/async-in-derived/_expected/client/index.svelte.js.
Where is Async_in_derived() defined?
Async_in_derived() is defined in packages/svelte/tests/snapshot/samples/async-in-derived/_expected/client/index.svelte.js at line 5.
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