Using GraphQL queries in Remix loader functions

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Hi Kent!

How do you create a progress bar for actions in Remix?

Like if a request takes maybe 10 or 20 seconds to finish and you want to give your users some feedback that things are progressing?

Best regards, Jan

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Hi Kent,

It's Jan 👋

When creating a dropdown menu (e.g. to pick a role in an organization), would you wrap the whole menu in a form tag and then render multiple buttons within that form (one for each role)? Or would you render multiple forms (one for each role) with each having their own submit button?

Thanks a ton if you answer!

Best regards, Jan

Hi Kent,

It's Jan.

I'm currently working on implementing toasts in a Remix app. I was using the Epic Stack as a reference.

BTW, thank you for creating it, it's so nice to take some features and functionalities from it when you need them!

Anyways, it looks like the implementation of the toast in the Epic Stack does NOT work with JavaScript disabled. But theoretically, you could make toasts in Remix progressively enhanced by giving the close button a form and prevent default when JavaScript is enabled.

It looks like the library you're using in the Epic Stack - Sonner - does NOT expose the close button, so you can't progressively enhance it.

Was it a conscious decision to make the toast JavaScript only? Or let me ask the decision more openly, what are your thoughts on this?

As always, thanks a ton!

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