missing use for delay_ms in the doc of using coroutine

[ifsheldon]

docsite/docs-src/0.4/en/reference/use_coroutine.md

Line 67 in f2d3a57

delay_ms(1000).await;

Where does this delay_ms come from? I don't see it anywhere. Can someone give me a pointer please?

[ealmloff]

That isn't intended to be a runnable block of code. If you want to sleep for a certain amount of time you can use async-std's sleep function: https://docs.rs/async-std/latest/async_std/task/fn.sleep.html

[ifsheldon]

Thanks! Probably you should mention this using a code comment. So, async-std is a recommended async library to use in conjunction with Dioxus?

[ealmloff]

Thanks! Probably you should mention this using a code comment.

There are a bunch of different places in the docs that use sudo code that is not intended to be runnable. We could add comments to each one, but what might be better is to remove the copy button and add some visual indicator to the code block like a sudocode marker at the top right. We could add the marker whenever we see the no-run flag on the code block in https://github.com/DioxusLabs/include_mdbook

So, async-std is a recommended async library to use in conjunction with Dioxus?

It depends what platform you are targeting, but async-std is a good default. The larger alternative it tokio, but it has poor web support