Reactivesearch: Multilist does not React to ReactiveList?

[coommark]

Issue Type:
Multilist not reacting to ReactiveList, Version 2.8.1 (latest)

Platform:
Web

Description:
Having infinitely enjoyed and being saved months of development by this awesome package, I implemented a ReactiveList to serve as a Category Page (enterprising, right?) of sorts with default query similar to this:

componentId="CatSearchResult"
defaultQuery={() => ({
      query: {
            term: {
                 category: 7
            }
       }
 })}

So I am all happy and feeling like a rock star, so I add a Multilist item like below:

<MultiList
    className="col widget py-3"
    componentId="RamSensor"
    dataField="ram.raw"
    title="RAM"
    react={{
        and: ['CatSearchResult']
    }}
/>

I was the hoping RamSensor will "React" to the CatSearchResult ReactiveList above, but then nothing happens. The Multilist shows counts of the entire database, not the result in the ReactiveList.

Please is this the expected behavior? If so is there a way I can force the Multilist to react to the reactivelist? Or is this behavior unexpected?

[metagrover]

defaultQuery in Result components behave differently, it doesn't get leaked out to other components. I'd suggest you to use ReactiveComponent or DataController here.

Hope that helps!

[coommark]

I used DataControllerand it worked perfect. One quick question, is there a place we list websites using this awesome package? We'll soon go live and I will be proud to associate with ReactiveSearch.

Thanks

[divyanshu013]

Sure, would love to add a Built with ReactiveSearch section in the main readme :)

[siddharthlatest]

@coommark That's awesome 💯. Would you also be open to sharing your experience on building with ReactiveSearch? We would ❤️ to feature it as a testimonial / case study.

[coommark]

With all pleasure. We're less than 2 weeks to going live and I will be very happy to share my experience. I"m currently running it against more than a quarter million products and the results are most impressive. The ease with which I was able to build using ReactiveSearch is totally drop-dead amazing.