Right now, we don’t have an official way of doing loadData(...).then(...)
, but we have a react hook called useEmbeddableState
which you can use to “hack it” if you really need touseEmbeddableState
basically allows you to pass state
back and forth between your .emb.ts
file and the react component (example here). Because of that, you can set up a flow like this:
- first
loadData
runs in your.emb.ts
file - results are passed to react component
- you can use
useEmbeddableState
to pass appropriate state back to the.emb.ts
file .emb.ts
file reacts to the change of state, and calls the secondloadData
call