Hello Everyone,

Thanks for the amazing work on Genie!

introduce-yourself, I came here as from julia discourse forum, Pere advised to go to the discord forum, from the message → https://discourse.julialang.org/t/admin-panel-front-end-with-julia/106720/2

I am trying to reproduce the example from Genie documentation from here --> https://learn.genieframework.com/docs/guides/adding-reactive-pages and the Multiple app modules paragraph.

First, Julia returns some minor issues, there are ending ',' on the code ending and I had to modify the StatisticAnalysis with Statistics.

But major issues is that I did not succeed in adding reactive code on a sub-module as presented :

module App

using GenieFramework

module Index
using GenieFramework

@app begin
        @out name = "John"
end

function ui()
        h1("Welcome {{name}}!")
end

end

module Form
using GenieFramework
using Statistics

@app begin
        @in N = 0
        @out m = 0.0
        @onchange N begin
        m = mean(rand(N))
        end
   end

function ui()
        cell([
        textfield("How many numbers?", :N)
        p("The average of {{N}} random numbers is {{m}}")
        ])
end

end

using .Index using .Form

@page("/", Main.App.Index.ui, DEFAULT_LAYOUT(), Main.App.Index) @page("/form", Main.App.Form.ui, DEFAULT_LAYOUT(), Main.App.Form)

end

However, if reactive parts are adding on the App module rather than sub-module, it works.

Is there possibility to keep reactive part on the sub-module and working properly ?

Warmest Regards

Welcome to the server @bienpierre ! And thanks for reporting this. It seems that some of the recent changes to the @pagemacro broke this example. To fix it, you need to specify the modelkeyword like this

@page("/", Main.App.Index.ui, model= Main.App.Index)
@page("/form", Main.App.Form.ui, model= Main.App.Form)

Note that specifying the layout is no longer needed. I tried with the code you posted and it worked. I'll fix the docs right away!

Oh and the StatisticAnalysis module the example is referring to is this one https://learn.genieframework.com/docs/guides/first-dashboard I'll change it to just use Statistic

Thanks for answering. I tested it with Julia 1.9.4 and it works but with Julia 1.10 it doesn't work and nothing is displayed.

Same issue here. Nothing is displayed on the browser and also no error appear in the console. Using Ubuntu and Julia 1.10.

by the way, is not the only example which fails, https://github.com/GenieFramework/Genie.jl/issues/696, https://github.com/GenieFramework/Genie.jl/issues/697

I just tested with Julia 1.9.4 and it still does not work

I did some tests, also the most recent updates of Genie are causing problems in Julia 1.9.4: https://github.com/GenieFramework/Genie.jl/issues/698

thanks for reporting @marius.drulea , I'll take a look and follow up