Get value of state variable

[miketech]

Hello,

following situation: I have this State class:

 class StatisticState(rx.State):
    test: List[Dict] = [{"label": "Test", "value": "Test"}]

I want to get the value of test variable within a component before rendering to work with the values and create derived information. Furthermore, I want to use dynoselect (https://github.com/woernerm/dynoselect) but dynoselect does not allow to use State class references as pararameters, instead the values have to be given:

@template(route="/", title="Overview", on_load=StatsState.randomize_data)
def index() -> rx.Component:
    a = StatisticState.test
    print(a) # However a is not the value of test, instead it is the class / variable name

    return 
      dynoselect(options=[{"label": "Test", "value": "Test2"}],
                  placeholder="Select a symbol", search_placeholder="Search symbol")

Is there a way to access the value of test within a component? Like rx.stateValue(StatisticState.test)?

Thank you

[adhami3310]

don't think of the StatisticState as a class instance, but think of it as a schema, so when you are saying

how do i get the value of a schema

that makes little sense there, because a schema cannot have value, the closest thing it has is a default value, the actual value that instance of the state has can only be known at runtime, and components has* to be known at compilation time, so no, architecturally speaking, this is not possible

what is possible however, is making a PR to dynoselect asking them to support the arguments being passed as state fields

*generally speaking

[miketech]

Ah ok, I see! Thank you!