How does React Query reduce the complexity of tracking data dependencies at the route level
I'm trying to understand how data dependencies are managed at the route (or loader) level, especially in applications that use prefetching.
It seems like using a data fetching library like React Query, SWR helps initiate data requests before the component renders(with router framework). But configuring the prefetch logic correctly in loaders or route-level data fetchers can add a lot of complexity.
My question is:
How does React Query help reduce the need for explicitly tracking and managing data dependencies at the route level?
For example, compared to writing custom logic to track which routes need which data, how does React Query simplify that process?
(any ideas or pratice here?)
Thanks!
It seems like using a data fetching library like React Query, SWR helps initiate data requests before the component renders(with router framework). But configuring the prefetch logic correctly in loaders or route-level data fetchers can add a lot of complexity.
My question is:
How does React Query help reduce the need for explicitly tracking and managing data dependencies at the route level?
For example, compared to writing custom logic to track which routes need which data, how does React Query simplify that process?
(any ideas or pratice here?)
Thanks!
