stormy-gold•3mo ago

hello here. might not be worth a github issues; using <Authenticated> or even the hook itself within

hello here. might not be worth a github issues; using <Authenticated> or even the hook itself within another Authenticated (via a router Outlet) causes the whole application (even the browser) to hang.

<Route
   element={
    <Authenticated key="private">
      <ThemedLayoutV2>
        <Outlet />
      </ThemedLayoutV2>
    </Authenticated>
  }
>
  <Route index element={<HomePage />} />
  <Route path="*" element={<ResourceRoutes />} />
</Route>

<Route
   element={
    <Authenticated key="private">
      <ThemedLayoutV2>
        <Outlet />
      </ThemedLayoutV2>
    </Authenticated>
  }
>
  <Route index element={<HomePage />} />
  <Route path="*" element={<ResourceRoutes />} />
</Route>

I used Authenticated on HomePage here. check() is called but seems to return true, so the redirect is not used. Weird thing is, just the one line const { data, isLoading } = useIsAuthenticated(); already triggers this issue, as well. Anyone seen this behaviour before?

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fair-rose•3mo ago

Hello @jthoward @pestaa we want to provide more personalized features built into devtools in the future. About telemetry, it doesn't have any additional telemetry other than the default telemetry, which can be disabled. https://refine.dev/docs/further-readings/telemetry/

Telemetry | Refine

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extended-salmon•3mo ago

Cool, thanks for the reply. Hope to see devtools grow!

constant-blue•3mo ago

guys how can i change the metadata for any refine project its not next js just plain vite

fair-rose•3mo ago

I'm not clear what do you mean by metadata but you can use #ask-any-question to get help from AI chatbot

constant-blue•3mo ago

thank you for replying but i managed to sort it out. I meant the metadata of a refine project in terms of the content of head element i was finding no standard way to modify the tab titles etc since at times it showed what i set in index.html but other times it showed the default placeholder from refine during authentication and i am not using nextjs either so I can't do an export metadata: Metadata

fair-rose•3mo ago

You can use <DocumentTitleHandler /> component for react-router to modify default title structure of pages. Here is the documentation page: https://refine.dev/docs/routing/integrations/react-router/#documenttitlehandler

React Router | Refine

Refine provides router bindings and utilities for React Router. It is built on top of the react-router package. This package will provide easy integration between Refine and react-router for both existing projects and new projects.

conscious-sapphire•2mo ago

Refine is great. But the future is ChatGPT. After two years, I am still wondering if there is any demo or example having any Chat UI integrated with refine. Thank you.

rival-black•2mo ago

Hi everyone

eastern-cyan•2mo ago

hello, how are you? I think refine is great to create internal administration tool. and I have really exps in that working with my client. but I'm not sure why refine community is so inactive. I wanna let more and more people know and use refine.... and Thanks, refine dev team!

flat-fuchsia•2mo ago

hello everyone did anyone know data provider built for aws amplify v6? i checked the webvsite and github but found nothing

fair-rose•2mo ago

Hey @Onder we don't have it, but we encourage people to build their own data providers. We'd be more than happy to feature it in our website and documentation. We have tutorial page for creating a data provider: https://refine.dev/tutorial/essentials/data-fetching/intro/ or you can swizzle an existing data provider https://refine.dev/docs/data/packages/simple-rest/#customizing-the-data-provider-

Data Fetching | Refine

In this step, we'll be learning about the basics of data fetching in Refine. component accepts a dataProvider prop which is used to handle all the data fetching and mutation operations with a simple interface. While Refine supports many data providers out of the box, for sake of this tutorial, we'll be creating our own data provider and conne...

Simple REST | Refine

The Simple REST data provider is a package that provides an implementation for working with REST APIs that conform to a standard API design. It is built on the foundation of the json-server package.

flat-fuchsia•2mo ago

Okay. I desperately need it. I think I'll handle it. What should I do after I created providers?

hello here. might not be worth a github issues; using <Authenticated> or even the hook itself within

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