Question about the best way to paginate and filter an API request
Guys, I believe you can help me 
I am having trouble to understand what's the best way to fetch a request based on: An API which can be paginated and filtered based on some query parameters.
Neither of those are query keys (pagination and query parameters), so I storage my pagination and query parameters in React State. When the user changes some of those, it should trigger the query refetch inside useEffect.
My question is:
- let assume my initial request went well, and it's display the table data.
- Then, I want to match a exact filter. So I change the state, a refetch is triggered, but the API return an error.
- The table keeps display the option to paginate, based on keepPreviousData: true
- So I tried to paginate, but the API returns an error again, because the react state I sent previously is still storage, so it's keeps sending.
Can I have a better way to "undo" pagination state? Which strategies are good to take a look?
I am having trouble to understand what's the best way to fetch a request based on: An API which can be paginated and filtered based on some query parameters.
Neither of those are query keys (pagination and query parameters), so I storage my pagination and query parameters in React State. When the user changes some of those, it should trigger the query refetch inside useEffect.
My question is:
- let assume my initial request went well, and it's display the table data.
- Then, I want to match a exact filter. So I change the state, a refetch is triggered, but the API return an error.
- The table keeps display the option to paginate, based on keepPreviousData: true
- So I tried to paginate, but the API returns an error again, because the react state I sent previously is still storage, so it's keeps sending.
Can I have a better way to "undo" pagination state? Which strategies are good to take a look?
