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Apr 18, 2025 â‹… 10 min read

How to handle data fetching with React Suspense

Ovie Okeh Programming enthusiast, lover of all things that go beep.

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7 Replies to "How to handle data fetching with React Suspense"

  1. While the hack is interesting (kudos for that)… It surely breaks the separation of concerns paradigm.

  2. Hey Ovie, great article!
    I was just wondering if you’d know how to convert the `wrapPromise` helper to the async/await syntax? I’ve been trying to do it but I’m not sure what to throw when the status is “pending”.

  3. Hey nice article, thanks. Nice trick the wrapPromise function. I haven’t tried yet. Thanks again and congratulations.

  4. i found this didnt work by assigning wrapPromise.status and wrapPromise.response as local variables because state was not retained between subsequent calls to wrapPromise.read(). This worked fine for me when I moved status and response to global scope.

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