I'm assuming the data fetch is made when you first enter the page, meaning that the 'idle' state will likely only show for one render - so is not worth handling.
Love the look of elm but never tried it!
Also, a common pattern that makes "idle" unnecessary on auto-loading states, is to start with the status as "loading" by default/definition.
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I'm assuming the data fetch is made when you first enter the page, meaning that the 'idle' state will likely only show for one render - so is not worth handling.
Love the look of elm but never tried it!
Also, a common pattern that makes "idle" unnecessary on auto-loading states, is to start with the status as "loading" by default/definition.