elt547
Trying to make my function components available everywhere, getting an error `module_info/1` is undefined?
I’m trying to get my function components available in all of my views. My shared components are in there own files under /live/components/_shared. And I have one shared.ex file available under /live/components/shared.ex. I don’t know enough about macros in elixir yet.
This is what it looks like:
defmodule HydroplaneWeb.Components.Shared do
alias HydroplaneWeb.Components.Shared
defmacro __using__(_opts) do
quote do
import Shared.{Button, Card, Dropdown, Lists, Modal}
end
end
end
But when I use it from my view_helpers() it is giving me the error Shared.Button.module_info/1 is undefined (function not available).
defp view_helpers do
quote do
# ..................
use HydroplaneWeb.Components.Shared
end
end
I have tried a few different configurations but just know I’m missing something basic. How can I get this working so that all of my function components are available in my liveview templates? Also what key concept am I misunderstand so I can avoid the same mistake in the future?
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Nicd
Is def components in HydroplaneWeb using view_helpers() also? Then you’re running into a circle when compiling: view_helpers → import HydroplaneWeb.Components.Shared.Button → use :components → view_helpers.
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benwilson512
The alias HydroplaneWeb.Components.Shared you have at the top of the file is not in the same scope as your import Shared line. You can see this in the error message in that it is Shared.Button.module_info/1 not HydroplaneWeb.Components.Shared.module_info/1.
You should either make the import fully qualified eg import HydroplaneWeb.Components.Shared.{Button, Card, Dropdown, Lists, Modal} or add the alias inside the quote. I’d recommend just making it fully qualified so you don’t inject an alias into the other module.
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elt547
In this case, how can I make all the other view helpers easily available in the component modules if I’m doing use Phoenix.Component? It seems like use HydroplaneWeb, :component is the expected usage in phoenix as of right now.
Also should this be the same for use HydroplaneWeb, :live_component and use Phoenix.LiveComponent and the others? Will there be another way to share code between different component modules?
Lastly, is somebody able to explain exactly why the circular dependency was creating that error?
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