Cancel Axios POST request using useQuery + source.token
I'm in the process of migrate our old way of fetching data to RQ and I'm having issues when I'm trying to cancel the previous/duplicate request using the CancelToken from Axios. I'm applying the same solution/code than the docs and even we use the same way in our previous implementations but it doesn't work with RQ as expected. Is there any known issue regarding this two tools. I've checked on Stack Overflow and those answer didn't feet my system's necessities.
and basically what I'm doing on my
getData function is a axios.post(ulr, { ...values}, { cancelToken: token })6 Replies
metropolitan-bronzeā¢3y ago
with axios >= 0.22, you can do:
no canceltoken needed
rare-sapphireOPā¢3y ago
Yeah, I saw it but for the moment I can't upgrade axios from the old version so I need to find the way to cancel the previous request or drop RQ :/
metropolitan-bronzeā¢3y ago
i don't envy you. axios 0.22 came out ~2 years ago š
metropolitan-bronzeā¢3y ago
but we also have docs for old axios:
https://tanstack.com/query/v4/docs/react/guides/query-cancellation#using-axios-with-version-lower-than-v0220
are you saying you're doing exactly that and it doesn't work ?
Query Cancellation | TanStack Query Docs
TanStack Query provides each query function with an AbortSignal instance, if it's available in your runtime environment. When a query becomes out-of-date or inactive, this signal will become aborted. This means that all queries are cancellable, and you can respond to the cancellation inside your query function if desired. The best part about th...
rare-sapphireOPā¢3y ago
Yes and I can still trigger multiple request without been cancelled
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for the rest of the requests of the system where we are still using the previous way of fetching (useEffect + promises) the cancel token works as charm
weird
metropolitan-bronzeā¢3y ago
I can take a look if you show a minimal codesandbox reproduction; are you sure the queries become unused? do you have all dependencies in the queryKey ?