General disabled state of collections?
I can only find the ´´´status is 'disabled'´´´ in the documentation of live queries:
Looking at the following excerpt from the documentation (from the live-queries guide https://tanstack.com/db/latest/docs/guides/live-queries):
Conditional Queries
In React, you can conditionally disable a query by returning undefined or null from the useLiveQuery callback. When disabled, the hook returns a special state indicating the query is not active.
(continues with a code example and further description and the info ´´´status is 'disabled'´´´)
Why would that only work with react (If that is really the case)?
And really: why is this not possible for simple query-collections?
It seems like this would make a lot of sense to me, exact same use-case as in the code example: disable a query when no user is present, or forexample when auth-credentials are still missing for a rest api
Looking at the following excerpt from the documentation (from the live-queries guide https://tanstack.com/db/latest/docs/guides/live-queries):
Conditional Queries
In React, you can conditionally disable a query by returning undefined or null from the useLiveQuery callback. When disabled, the hook returns a special state indicating the query is not active.
(continues with a code example and further description and the info ´´´status is 'disabled'´´´)
Why would that only work with react (If that is really the case)?
And really: why is this not possible for simple query-collections?
It seems like this would make a lot of sense to me, exact same use-case as in the code example: disable a query when no user is present, or forexample when auth-credentials are still missing for a rest api
