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In my application, I have some functions (e.g. to load some config files) that I want to call once in the beginning, when the application starts (i.e. So far, I'm simply putting those function calls directly in the main script, where the app is created, i.e. like this: ...
my_function()
app = rx.App()
...This works when running the application, however, the function will also be executed in other situations (when building the app and things like What is the proper way to do this? I would expect that there is some kind of |
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Please see https://reflex.dev/docs/utility-methods/lifespan-tasks/ |
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Thanks, this seems to be more or less what I was looking for. |
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Proper behavior by reflex would actually to stop if the lifespan execution until |
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I already tried calling The application actually doesn't work anymore but is still somewhat there. It seems to me like the frontend part is still served but the backend is not running anymore. |
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I think the best solution would be for reflex to stop itself when the lifespan task fails before the |
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I now created an enhancement request here: #5398 |
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Please see https://reflex.dev/docs/utility-methods/lifespan-tasks/