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TanStack•17mo ago
national-gold

How to refetch if queryKey is unchanged

let [foo, setFoo] = useLocalStorage('myfoo')
let [result, setResult] = useLocalStorage('myresult')

useQuery({
  queryKey: [foo],
  initialData: { result },
  refetchOnMount: false,
  enabled: Boolean(foo),
  queryFn: async() => {
    const res = await fetch(foo)
    let result = await res.json()
    setResult(result)
    return { result }
  }
})

function onSubmit(nextFoo: string) {
  setFoo(nextFoo)
}
let [foo, setFoo] = useLocalStorage('myfoo')
let [result, setResult] = useLocalStorage('myresult')

useQuery({
  queryKey: [foo],
  initialData: { result },
  refetchOnMount: false,
  enabled: Boolean(foo),
  queryFn: async() => {
    const res = await fetch(foo)
    let result = await res.json()
    setResult(result)
    return { result }
  }
})

function onSubmit(nextFoo: string) {
  setFoo(nextFoo)
}
hi everyone, i am trying to get the above code to work, but if the user submits the form again with the same value of "foo" i want to refetch. currently it only refetches when foo is changes between form submissions
2 Replies
national-gold
national-goldOP•17mo ago
I know that I could do something like 
function onSubmit(nextFoo: string) {
  if (foo === nextFoo) {
    refetch()
  } else {
    setFoo(foo)
  }
}
function onSubmit(nextFoo: string) {
  if (foo === nextFoo) {
    refetch()
  } else {
    setFoo(foo)
  }
}
however the reality is that foo is a complex object, so the foo === nextFoo comparison would have to be a deep equality check and im hoping there is a different way to solve this
unwilling-turquoise
unwilling-turquoise•17mo ago
what if you introduce a version timestamp into the query key and increment it during submission 
function onSubmit(nextFoo: string) {
  setFoo(nextFoo);
  setVersion(prev => prev + 1);
}
function onSubmit(nextFoo: string) {
  setFoo(nextFoo);
  setVersion(prev => prev + 1);
}
version would be another state second argument in the query key

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