Expand description
It provides simple async_sleep() that work well in both web browsers and native applications.
This can be used in the dioxus application.
§Howto use
Just call async_sleep() on the frontend or backend.
async_sleep(100).await;In dioxus component:
use dioxus::prelude::*;
use async_sleep_aki::delayed_call;
#[component]
fn func() -> Element {
let mut is_loading = use_signal(|| false);
use_effect(move ||{
spawn(delayed_call(2000, async move {
if *is_loading.read() {
is_loading.set(false);
}
}));
});
rsx!{ div{} }
}§Implementation
If target is wasm32-unknown-unknown, calls gloo_timers::future::sleep(), otherwise calls tokio::time::sleep().
Functions§
- async_
sleep - Stops processing for
delaymilliseconds. - delayed_
call - Pause processing for
delaymilliseconds and then call the argument async function.