Using use_scope for user authorization and more
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Glad to hear IDOM integration has been successful for you! Let us know how stylesheet integration goes with FastAPI. I've been putting some more thought into that recently and trying to consider how we can do that better in a cross-framework fashion. On a tangent, if you think of anything else we could do better, definitely let us know! Also just a heads up, |
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@Archmonger let me put a few words on this as @liberty-rising and I have been working on this
So far, the biggest improvement opportunities I see on my end, since you already delivered the great
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I would send |
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A lot is actually done client side, specifically in terms of DOM mutation and hooks. We will be retrospecting the DOM rendering pipeline after v1 drops, but it's unlikely that Also, we're going to be working on simplifying embedding IDOM soon. Embedding IDOM components onto the page are going to be simplified in a way that is similar to how things are done on |
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OK, that would live us with a different |
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Talking about your fourth note, I've talked to Ryan before about trying to make Ideally, we'd also include native support for components from other frameworks (ex. Vue, Angular) to expand our third party component library exponentially. This is on our radar as something to be accomplished after v1's release. Let me know if this is what you were referring to. |
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I think a component library could solve some of the pain here, especially for data scientists or business app developers looking for something functional, not necessarily needing a lot of UI customizzation |
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For our IDOM application timeflow, our team has been able to successfully implement user authorization through the
use_scopemethod.Our application is ran using FastAPI as the server (where we embed IDOM for the frontend, FastAPI for backend), thus we imported the
use_scopemethod fromidom.server.fastapi. Using FastAPI'sRequestobject, we were able to pass various keywords and values into the session. Once this was done, usinguse_scopereturned these values whenever it was called, from wherever in the application. This allowed us to hold the roles of users, and authorize them based on their role in the company.Our next plans are to pass the CSS styles sheet into the scope so that the CSS can be loaded faster.
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