spizzy
I’m currently learning some phoenix and built a counting app with a simple increase/decrease. Both worked fine so I decided to implement GenServers and PubSub to see how many users currently are on the page (presence).
Whole error:
GenServer #PID<0.511.0> terminating
** (FunctionClauseError) no function clause matching in CounterWeb.Counter.handle_info/2
(counter 0.1.0) lib/counter_web/live/counter.ex:45: CounterWeb.Counter.handle_info({:count, 1}, #Phoenix.LiveView.Socket<assigns: %{__changed__: %{}, flash: %{}, live_action: nil, present: 1, val:
1}, endpoint: CounterWeb.Endpoint, id: "phx-FtSq5dehn8AlGgAF", parent_pid: nil, root_pid: #PID<0.511.0>, router: CounterWeb.Router, transport_pid: #PID<0.506.0>, view: CounterWeb.Counter, ...>)
I think it’s coming from my make change function
defp make_change(count, change) do
new_count = count + change
PubSub.broadcast(Counter.PubSub, topic(), {:count, new_count})
{:reply, new_count, new_count}
end
and my handle info
def handle_info(
%{event: "presence_diff", payload: %{joins: joins, leaves: leaves}},
%{assigns: %{present: present}} = socket
) do
new_present = present + map_size(joins) - map_size(leaves)
{:noreply, assign(socket, :present, new_present)}
end
Someone recommended me to create another clause and do the same kind of setup as I did with the previous functions to handle the calls, example:
def handle_call(:reply, _from, count) do
{:ok, count, count}
end
def handle_call(:incr, _from, count) do
make_change(count, +1)
end
def handle_call(:decr, _from, count) do
make_change(count, -1)
end
My first argument is the message I receive, I am sending a tuple and I have to match that tuple.
I think I have to add another handle_info, like this
def handle_info({count: count}, socket) do
# ???
{:noreply, socket}
end
How would I handle/implement that? Can anyone help me by explaining that a bit?
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kartheek
If you are getting function clause matching error - you have to add new handle_info/2
It should be like what is described in error message
{:count, count}not{count: count}I am little confused - you are speaking about GenServer and the error message and your sample code refers to PhoenixLiveView.Socket.
You have implemented the GenServer and Pubsub part and you want to handle the PubSub message in LiveView ?
spizzy
so just
kartheek
{:noreply, assign(socket, :val, count)}- did it work ?spizzy
I just had to add the following function to get it working, is there any better solution maybe?