How does React Query cache values?
I am working on a Plasmo browser extension that uses WebSockets to communicate with the API. I really need to cache previous responses because I need to keep a 'history' of all values and update them on an event.
I know there's tutorials out there, even RQ docs have a blogpost about how to do this(https://tkdodo.eu/blog/using-web-sockets-with-react-query). But it just feels ambiguous to use
I want to know how RQ does the caching, so I could implement something simpler of my own without overhead for this specific case. Should I try a different caching solution or implement my own? Can I use RQ?
I know there's tutorials out there, even RQ docs have a blogpost about how to do this(https://tkdodo.eu/blog/using-web-sockets-with-react-query). But it just feels ambiguous to use
queryClient.setQueryData()queryClient.getQueryData(["key"])useQuery(["key"])I want to know how RQ does the caching, so I could implement something simpler of my own without overhead for this specific case. Should I try a different caching solution or implement my own? Can I use RQ?
