follow-up to
a2fce95248a260d9471efbff94ad0cde7a90700d
hasSystemFeature() inspects the cached result of
probeSystemFeatures() which needs to have completed.
Once all of the legacy (Lua) stuff is ready, this block
runs:
initDOM() {
...
L.loaded = true;
document.dispatchEvent(new CustomEvent('luci-loaded'));
},
This commit now calls View.load() once system feature
probing has completed, and LuCI itself has loaded. This
ensures that the following load paradigm succeeds:
return view.extend({
load() {
return Promise.all([
...,
L.hasSystemFeature('x'),
]);
}, ...
The luci-loaded check prevents waiting when LuCI is already
loaded (the common case after initial page load), but the
listener handles the race condition where a View is
instantiated before initDOM() completes.
The flow:
If L.loaded is true: initDOM() already ran --> skip waiting,
proceed immediately.
If L.loaded is false: initDOM() hasn't run yet --> add
listener --> wait for it to complete.
Signed-off-by: Paul Donald <newtwen+github@gmail.com>
DOM.content(vp, E('div', { 'class': 'spinning' }, _('Loading view…')));
- return Promise.resolve(this.load())
- .then(function (...args) {
- if (L.loaded) {
- return Promise.resolve(...args);
- } else {
- return new Promise(function (resolve) {
- document.addEventListener('luci-loaded', resolve.bind(null, ...args), { once: true });
- });
- }
- })
+ const ready = L.loaded
+ ? Promise.resolve()
+ : new Promise((resolve) => {
+ document.addEventListener('luci-loaded', resolve, { once: true });
+ });
+
+ return ready
+ .then(LuCI.prototype.bind(this.load, this))
.then(LuCI.prototype.bind(this.render, this))
.then(LuCI.prototype.bind(function(nodes) {
const vp = document.getElementById('view');