Using $refresh in a function? about alpine-magic-helpers HOT 5 CLOSED

And as usual, after 2 hours bashing my head against a wall, I work it out myself after opening an issue - $store.stats ends up as an associative array and not a flat array (even though I set it as that)... return this.$store.stats.findIndex((v,i) => v == item.value) !== -1; works and no need to refresh!

I'll leave this open though, as I would like to know if you can call $refresh from a function.

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Refresh should work as expected. Was it not doing anything? I'm not sure how it will work with Spruce though. If you have an example of something not working I can try to debug why.

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Thanks @KevinBatdorf - what would the syntax be this.$refresh()?

Are $parent.$refresh() or $component('foo').$refresh() options?

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Yeah I think all of those would work, but it also depends on where you are calling from, whether you use this or not. The same rules apply in Alpine, ie. if it's inlined within the HTML you wouldn't use this

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Yea sure, thanks - I know my way around Alpine, just new to magic helpers! Cheers

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