Add the ability to ignore caching server-side result

[AbanoubGhadban]

It adds the ability to ignore caching the value returned from the server-side. It can be used if the server-side result is not ready, so the client will need to recalculate it

Example

import { ignoreCache } from 'use-ssr-computation.runtime';
function fetchUsers() {

if (UsersStore.cached) return { loading: false, users: UsersStore.all };
return ignoreCache({ loading: true, users: UsersStore.fetchAll() });

}

[AbanoubGhadban]

I added this line before to deal with promises. But, I don't know if server-side renderer will support executing async functions. Should I remove it?

[Romex91]

One of the coding principles I follow is "Every single line of code should be tested". If you don't have proof that the code works, don't merge it.

So I'm for reverting (unless you tested it and found it useful).

[AbanoubGhadban]

@Romex91 I don't add lines here, I delete them. I removed the ability to track async results on the server-side. This feature is already not been tested before. So, I think it's a mistake from me to add it before.

[Romex91]

Yes, exactly. So I approve the reversion.

[Romex91]

I'm not sure it's necessary (more on it in Slack)
If I'm wrong, there are issues:

[Romex91]

If we want this feature, this has to be duplicated client-side, as it will return different stuff client-side and server-side, resulting in crashes and hydration conflicts.