Maybe we wanna use `use()`

[Alex / KATT]

Maybe we want to do

function MyComponent() {
  const post = use(trpc.post.byId({ id: "1"}))
  // [...]

In order to enable parallelization and using Promise.all, etc

[Alex / KATT]

Maybe we can allow both

function MyComponent() {
  const post = trpc.post.byId.use({ id: "1"})
  // [...]

and

function MyComponent() {
  const posts = use(Promise.all([trpc.post.byId({ id: "1"}), trpc.post.byId({ id: "2"})])
  // [...]

[Misha Kaletsky]

Between suspense and error boundaries, would these effectively achieve the same thing?

function MyComponent() {
   const posts = [trpc.post.byId.use({id: "1"}), trpc.post.byId.use({id: "2"})]
   // [...]
}

function MyComponent() {
   const posts = [use(trpc.post.byId({id: "1"})), use(trpc.post.byId({id: "2"})]
   // [...]
}

[Alex / KATT]

Between suspense and error boundaries, would these effectively achieve the same thing?

Yes, AFAICT

[Eugene Sokolov]

Dumb question but I can't seem to find the docs for use, is react source code the only documentation for now? I kinda now what it does but it'd be nice to have a spec, a link would be much appreciated

[Eugene Sokolov]

Found it, leaving for reference: https://github.com/acdlite/rfcs/blob/first-class-promises/text/0000-first-class-support-for-promises.md#usepromise