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Type the api response in useMutation and Usequery
```export interface LoginSuccessRes {
access_token: string
success: boolean
token_type: string
}...
Type safe way to access queryData using queryKey.
Right now if i want to access query data, i will do something like this
queryClient.getQueryData(['GetCountries', { code: 'BR' }])
But 'GetCountries' part is something which is not autosuggested, it is a string value, which can lead to potenial errors.
...
TWO PAGES WITH SAME DATA
I have two pages (analytics and research)
But when i go to analytics and later go to research the data of analytics show in research...
Using keepPreviousData and remove
How should I be using
keepPreviousData: true and remove() together?
We have a form for user defined search criteria that only searches on button click and also includes a clear button which clears both the form and our grid of results. I followed the example here https://tanstack.com/query/latest/docs/react/guides/disabling-queries and it's mostly working how I want, but because the input values are part of my queryKey the data in the cache is lost as the user types. So I added keepPreviousData: true which then fixes that, but now my clear button doesn't clear the cache. What am I foolishly overlooking?
```tsx...InvalidateQueries of multiple keys
If I have a query such as this:
const todoListQuery = useQuery({
queryKey: ['todosFull', 'todoSpecific'],
queryFn: fetchTodoList,...
modifying data fetched by React-Query on the client side
Hi all,
I'm new to react-query and I'm building a project and trying to learn along the way. I'm stuck in a requirement and would appreciate the help.
Here's an use case:
...
How to handle optimistic update on image
Hello, I've implemented a feature for image uploading, and while it generally functions well, I'm facing a specific issue:
1. A user uploads an image.
2. An optimistic update is performed, and the new image is displayed.
3. The latest user state is refetched upon completion of the upload....
Property 'isLoading' does not exist on type 'UseMutationResult
I am not sure why I am getting this error shown in the image. I've tried using ChatGPT to help with no success. I am following a very specific video tutorial on YouTube and have followed every step to the T. It works for the instructor on the video using the same code but not me.
Is Suspense example in the docs working correctly?
Hey guys, I'm checking out the Suspense example presented in the docs:
https://codesandbox.io/p/sandbox/github/tannerlinsley/react-query/tree/main/examples/react/suspense
However, I don't see any fallbacks working in the example. Is there something I don't understand or is there an issue with the mentioned codesandbox? Thanks in advance....
tanstack router + query + searchParams = keepPreviousData does not work
Hey 👋🏽 ,
thanks for this great project. I'm using
tanstack/router and tanstack/query. The filter + pagination state should be in searchParams. At the query I use keepPreviousData: true, but if a page is not in cache, I get a loading-state. What I'm doing wrong?
```javascript
export const participantsRoute = new Route({...How to set a default `refetchType`
When calling
invalidateQueries, I would like refetchType to be set to 'all' by default. I can't find a way to set a default refetchType on the queryClient. Is there another option that will allow me to achieve this default behavior?mutationFn needs access to a hook
I'm a huge fan of Dominik's post "Leveraging the Query Function Context" (https://tkdodo.eu/blog/leveraging-the-query-function-context) (well, and all of the other ones).
I really enjoy defining the query functions separately from the hook as shown in the post. However, when the queryFn or mutationFn depends on another hook, I've had to inline the functions as below:
```export const myCustomHook = () => {...
How to detect mutation success event?
I have 2 components
```
// first.tsx
const { create } = usePost();
const handleCreate = (payload) => {...
useQuery - isLoading state not triggered
I have a Vite + React application. I fetch the todo data based on the page URL
id param (example /my-todos/1 , /my-todos/2 etc.)
When I switch from the /my-todos/1 to /my-todos/2, the isLoading state stays false and I still see the old todo list for a split second.
Currently I fetch data as such:
`const { data, isLoading, isError, error } = useQuery({...Is calling functions within `queryFn` a bad design?
We use a combination of zod, react-hook-form, and react-query to populate, validate, control, and save our forms. Currently we're doing something like this for populating the schema:
```tsx
const { reset } = methods
const { data, status } = useQuery({...
Pass callbacks for onSuccess, onError and onSettled to each custom hook?
I have a custom hook for each api call my application makes. I wrap the api call with either useQuery or useMutation. The issue is, I need to handle each scenrio that results from that api call. To do this, I am passing callbacks for onSuccess, onError and onSettled to the custom hook. I'm trying to figure out if this is how react-query is intended to be used. Or what the standard / best practice is in this regard?
Would it be better to not wrap each of my api calls with the hooks from react-query in my api.ts file? And instead just have the plain api calls. Then whenever I want to call an api endpoint I use the useQuery or useMutation hooks to wrap that api call? That would mean I can pass my callbacks directly to the react-query hook callbacks....
About using useInfiniteQuery
Hello, I'm strugling creating a useInfiniteQuery hook
errors is at line 17 with queryFn
```No overload matches this call.
Overload 1 of 3, '(options: UndefinedInitialDataInfiniteOptions<Post[], Error, InfiniteData<Post[], unknown>, QueryKey, unknown>, queryClient?: QueryClient | undefined): UseInfiniteQueryResult<...>', gave the following error....
new v5 query options typescript question
Hi! I was wondering if there is a good way to infer the queryOptions' queryKey type via QueryFunctionContext without creating additional a function to generate query key. below is the TS playground, I know it is running into circular errors in the example. thanks!
https://www.typescriptlang.org/play?#code/JYWwDg9gTgLgBAbwFBzgVwM4FMCKatQCeANCnAI75EDyYMwEAdhqangYQGJqMDG9TAMJMYWAB4xSAXzgAzKBBBwA5AAEYAQ2abeAawD0ULBv4BaSh2VIkMQmCxwAChqgaQGOAF44AJSy9oABMAHgwYKGBGAHNiRDhgQIAuOABGACYAZjgpAD5rW3s4diIAaSxCABU7B28-GDQoRir7YIKsCFk4KKwYYsJaAWYcgG1lC1Ly5QBdawDtOR7eAAtuPkGvOAAKOdEJZL7V-gZGYUZdmGC+ssrqnIBKLxzEMjmwuGHYsBc3DCmNnfEMAAdONCNcyEZ6o04IwsAB3JwKEDAbCbTZGDAQAA2ADcsA9PE9kKhUJCGow4BjsXjNl9XO4gQk7mQpMypLMmG9ur0qP06McPN5Ngg4HSftlks56RgCXlUKCBgLhWR5bzrslRqIwpEospPt93FNWCTQZxGMlZIsVjwjkxjagsIwNAAjLFYJJwABCEGxxkYtINGEZgTuxtZ1nEkFgcFe8EwuF5nCtG02suepJ65PQ2D6m25fUVnOFosDyRFCWS6SyMlZbKQQA...
Cancel useInfiniteQuery pending API's
Hi,
I have a useInfiniteQuery search API that takes a a user entered search param and returns some results. I want to cancel any ongoing API calls if the user enters a new search param value.
Any ideas on how to do this?...
Is it possible to automatically invalidate suspense query before fetching?
I have a form with auto-save. If I leave after making changes and navigate back, I receive the stale data first despite the query being stale and then fresh data. I would like to receive only the updated data and have the regular suspense behavior. I populate the state from the query data initially and do not want to synchronize it with query responses. I could invalidate it myself which is tedious and if the changes would happen outside of the client there would be no way to invalidate the quer...