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import { browser } from '$app/env'; | |
import { PubSub } from '@aws-amplify/pubsub'; | |
import { Amplify, DataStore, Hub } from 'aws-amplify'; | |
import awsmobile from 'src/aws-exports'; | |
export default async function startAmplifyConfig() { | |
if (!browser) return; | |
Amplify.configure({ ...awsmobile, ssr: true }); | |
PubSub.configure({ ...awsmobile }); | |
DataStore.configure(); | |
await DataStore.clear(); | |
await DataStore.start(); | |
await waitForDataStoreLoad(); | |
} | |
const waitForDataStoreLoad = async () => { | |
//promesa que se ejecuta cuando el datastore esta listo | |
await new Promise<void>((resolve) => { | |
Hub.listen('datastore', async (hubData) => { | |
const { event } = hubData.payload; | |
if (event === 'ready') { | |
resolve(); | |
} | |
}); | |
}); | |
}; |
Yes, I'm using your code with the await method on react native. I figured out that the problem occurs when i use the datastore.create, any ideas for why this happens?
Thanks for posting this - solved a massive issue I was having which I thought was a race condition!
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are you waiting for DataStore.start() process complete?