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absent-sapphire
absent-sapphire
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8/1/2025

is a live query collection just an alias for a regular collection?

maybe im overthinking this. say i have ```ts const usersCollection = createCollection( queryCollectionOptions({ id: "users",...
optimistic-gold
optimistic-gold
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7/31/2025

Pattern: Populating a collection "as needed" with multiple Queries throughout app - no "base" query.

This thread explores using various useQuery hooks throughout the app to "feed" our collections, only adding records as they're called for throughout the app. We don't want to force the user to load entire db tables since 95% of the time they will only use a small % of them. We do want to progressively build up a store and use it's querying methods to performantly select from the data that has been fetched. As of 7/31 we have "manual sync update methods" per this issue: https://github.com/TanStack/db/issues/294...
adverse-sapphire
adverse-sapphire
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6/2/2025

Syncing Paginated Rest API

Is there a recommended pattern for syncing a paginated rest API? The example in the docs for an API assumes all items are returned in a single request. I have some ideas, and I know the answer is highly depended on how your API works, but any examples would be helpful to make sure I'm going about it in roughly the right way....
sensitive-blue
sensitive-blue
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5/19/2025

Questions about Purpose

I respectfully would like to make sure I understand the value add of this library because I find it super interesting and I may actually use it to speed up some deeply nested stuff I'm doing in a menu builder app, here are some questions I have... 1. If I'm building something with TanstackDB is the assumption that I fetch all my data for a user up front in flat arrays rather than nested data structures, that way I'm doing my joins on the frontend and can keep things more performant? For example, in my current app, I fetch nested data for a Restaurant that looks like this (it's way more complicated in practice)...
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