What's the point of ensureQueryData in RQ examples
Like here: https://tanstack.com/start/latest/docs/framework/react/examples/start-basic-react-query?path=examples%2Freact%2Fstart-basic-react-query%2Fsrc%2Froutes%2Fusers.%24userId.tsx
First the loader does this:
And then in the component:
Wouldn't
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ratty-blushOP•8mo ago
In the posts example you even return data from loader but it's not used anywhere. I'm so confused. https://tanstack.com/start/latest/docs/framework/react/examples/start-basic-react-query?path=examples%2Freact%2Fstart-basic-react-query%2Fsrc%2Froutes%2Fposts.%24postId.tsx
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national-gold•8mo ago
it's to enable data preloading upon link hover
wouldn't have to be returned
just awaited
ratty-blushOP•8mo ago
Oh. That makes sense. Thank you!
Doesn't
ensureQueryData throw on error? How does that work if you preload upon hover and don't navigate yet? I see you use prefetchQueryData in the deferred example.national-gold•8mo ago
why should it throw?
ratty-blushOP•8mo ago
https://tanstack.com/query/latest/docs/reference/QueryClient/#queryclientensurequerydata
Because it runs fetchQuery if there's nothing in the cache, and:
fetchQuery is an asynchronous method that can be used to fetch and cache a query. It will either resolve with the data or throw with the error.But maybe I'm misunderstanding what this line says:
If the query does not exist, queryClient.fetchQuery will be called and its results returned.Maybe it only returns data without throwing on error. It seems like it would throw: https://github.com/TanStack/query/blob/256624af671772732c7e11c2689bb1697ee7e72c/packages/query-core/src/queryClient.ts#L154
national-gold•8mo ago
probably not an issue though
if it fails to preload, then router knows that this route is not preloaded
ratty-blushOP•8mo ago
yes, it works just fine even with the error thrown in preloading: https://stackblitz.com/edit/tanstack-router-5ljage4e?file=src%2Froutes%2Fusers.%24userId.tsx&preset=node
optimistic-gold•7mo ago
I have another question related to this - if ensureQueryData fails to get cached data it will call a fetch in the loader right?
Then would useSuspenseQuery fetch again? because by default staletime is 0
national-gold•7mo ago
which staleTime is 0?
router or query
optimistic-gold•7mo ago
query
query default stale time is 0 - so my understanding is that ensureQueryData and useSuspenseQuery in the same route will cause a fetch twice when the route is visited
national-gold•7mo ago
@TkDodo 🔮 can you have a look please?
ambitious-aqua•7mo ago
Suspense gets a minimal staleTime set internally so you should only see one fetch
If the loader fails the component has to fetch again because it needs data and there's nothing there yet. That is independent of staleTime
optimistic-gold•4mo ago
Sorry what i meant was - ensureQueryData will fetch the data and that would have a default stale time of 0 from my understanding.
So when useQuery or useSuspenseQuery comes around, would it cause a fetch again? Presumably because useQuery and useSuspenseQuery execute after ensureQueryData and by then the data is already "stale"
ambitious-aqua•4mo ago
Yes, so set a staleTime. Same as with SSR or any prefetching really
optimistic-gold•4mo ago
Thanks for explaining!