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With several tags such as canvas, ReactJS will "fill in" the context into the ref=... you provide. We currently do not have an equivalent feature in ReactPy. Currently, all props provided to ReactPy are serialized and sent to the client as-is.
Currently we have no mechanism that would enable ReactJS/ReactPy to intelligently "fill in" this ref. To add compatibility for this feature, ReactPy would need to start treating reactpy.html.canvas["ref"] as a unique prop.
Proposed Actions
In all likelihood, creating an equivalent API to ReactJS <canvas ref=... /> would rely on our future plans for a use_messenger hook to allow for arbitrary client->server real-time communication.
There's also a chance we develop this fully server-sided, but that's probably not technologically feasible.
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Original discussion: #1134
cc: @slauko
Current Situation
With several tags such as canvas, ReactJS will "fill in" the context into the
ref=...
you provide. We currently do not have an equivalent feature in ReactPy. Currently, all props provided to ReactPy are serialized and sent to the client as-is.Currently we have no mechanism that would enable ReactJS/ReactPy to intelligently "fill in" this ref. To add compatibility for this feature, ReactPy would need to start treating
reactpy.html.canvas["ref"]
as a unique prop.Proposed Actions
In all likelihood, creating an equivalent API to ReactJS
<canvas ref=... />
would rely on our future plans for ause_messenger
hook to allow for arbitrary client->server real-time communication.There's also a chance we develop this fully server-sided, but that's probably not technologically feasible.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: