π₯ FIXING "Loading 6D Dashboard..." ISSUE
π― THE PROBLEMβ
Dashboard never loads - just stuck on "Loading 6D Dashboard..." spinner forever
π ROOT CAUSE ANALYSISβ
The issue is typically one of these:
- React not rendering - JavaScript error during component initialization
- Missing component - Import path broken
- Infinite loading state - Redux state not updated
- CSS error - Theme/styling breaks layout
- Network timeout - API call hanging
- Module resolution - Path alias not resolving
π QUICK FIX I JUST IMPLEMENTEDβ
Step 1: Added Error Boundariesβ
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Updated index.html with global error handlers
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Updated main.tsx with try-catch around render
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Shows actual error messages instead of stuck spinner
Step 2: Created Debug Test Componentβ
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Created DebugTest.tsx - minimal component to verify React renders
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Temporarily switched to DebugTest in main.tsx
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This isolates the issue
Step 3: What to Do Nowβ
Option A: See What Error Existsβ
- Run:
npm run dev - Open browser to
http://localhost:3000 - If DebugTest page shows with "β React is rendering correctly!" β React works, problem is in Dashboard component
- If you still see "Loading..." β Problem is in React setup (check console for error)
- If you see red error box β Error details shown - report that error
Option B: Check Browser Consoleβ
- Open Developer Tools (
F12orCmd+Option+I) - Go to Console tab
- Look for red errors - copy them here
- Also check Network tab - are requests failing?
Option C: Check Common Issuesβ
Check 1: Missing Redux Selectors
// In dashboard-6d/index.tsx, around line 15-20:
// Make sure all these exist in sixd.selectors.ts:
selectSixDOverview;
selectLoading;
selectError;
selectFocus;
selectSelectedSheet;
selectAllDisciplines;
Check 2: Missing Theme CSS
// In main.tsx:
// Should see: generateAuroraCss() and generateLcarsCss()
// injected to document.head
Check 3: ThorSixDClient Methods
// In thor.client.ts, must have:
getHealth() β
getDisciplines() β
getOverview() β
π FILES I MODIFIEDβ
| File | Change | Why |
|---|---|---|
index.html | Added error handlers + better display | Shows actual errors instead of stuck spinner |
main.tsx | Added try-catch + debug logging | Catches init errors, logs progress |
DebugTest.tsx | Created new debug component | Minimal test to verify React works |
π― NEXT STEPSβ
If DebugTest Worksβ
β Problem is in Dashboard component β Switch back to AppRouter in main.tsx β Add console.logs to dashboard-6d/index.tsx β Log each render phase
If DebugTest Failsβ
β Problem is in build/bundling
β Check vite.config.ts for errors
β Rebuild: npm run build
β Check for TypeScript errors: npm run type-check
If You See an Error Boxβ
β Copy the error message
β Check which file/line is failing
β Fix that specific import/component
π HOW TO DEBUG FURTHERβ
In Browser Console:β
// Check if Redux store exists:
console.log(window.__REDUX_DEVTOOLS_EXTENSION__);
// Check if React is loaded:
console.log(React);
// Check if main.tsx logged:
// Look for: "[MAIN] Starting React render..."
Run with Debug Mode:β
# In apps/6d-dashboard:
npm run dev -- --debug
# Watch logs in terminal
π TO RESTORE FULL DASHBOARDβ
Once you confirm DebugTest works, edit src/main.tsx:
// Change:
<DebugTest />
// Back to:
<AppRouter />
// Also restore import:
import AppRouter from './app/router';
Then rebuild and test.
β οΈ COMMON SOLUTIONSβ
Problem: Cannot find module...
β Check @ alias in vite.config.ts
β Verify file path is correct
Problem: Redux error
β Check all selectors export in sixd.selectors.ts
β Verify store config in main.tsx
Problem: Blank white page
β CSS not loading
β Check generateAuroraCss() works
β Check @import statements in css files
Problem: Spinner keeps spinning
β Async code never completes
β Check ThorSixDClient.getOverview() returns data
β Check Redux dispatch(setOverview()) works
π ACTION ITEMSβ
- β
Run
npm run devinapps/6d-dashboard - β
Open browser to
http://localhost:3000 - β Check if DebugTest page shows OR you see an error
- β Report what you see
- β If DebugTest works, I'll switch back to real dashboard with fixes
Status: π₯ DIAGNOSTIC MODE ACTIVATED
I've set up comprehensive error handling and a debug test component. Now we can see exactly what's breaking!
Your turn: Try npm run dev and tell me what you see!