blank-aquamarine

can you use a useQuery as a queryFn?

I am debating between making a new api or just using the cashe of another and filtering the results. Is it possible to use a useQuery within a useQuery?

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passive-yellow•2y ago

You can use queryClient.getQueryData in your queryFn And filter the result

blank-aquamarineOP•2y ago

cool thanks

magic-amber•2y ago

Or use the select property and share the cache ensureQueryData might be even better

passive-yellow•2y ago

Yeah, probably. I was answering assuming the query wasn't in the same component. Sitting in meetings and bounced around some ideas. Perhaps not even use a second useQuery at all and just setQueryData in the main queryFn and then have const data = queryClient.getQueryData([key, filtered]) wherever it's needed. There's lots of ways to solve this tbh Probably lame, but:

queryKey: [key],
queryFn: async () => {
  const data = await getData()

  // Store the filtered results too
  queryClient.setQueryData([key, 'filtered'], data.filter(...))

  return data
}

queryKey: [key],
queryFn: async () => {
  const data = await getData()

  // Store the filtered results too
  queryClient.setQueryData([key, 'filtered'], data.filter(...))

  return data
}

blank-aquamarineOP•2y ago

neet assumed you needed to use the hook

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