@capable-health/hooks
v0.2.3
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In your app.tsx entry file, you will need to add the `CapableClientProvider`
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Setup
In your app.tsx entry file, you will need to add the CapableClientProvider
import { CapableClient } from "@capable-health/client";
import { CapableClientProvider } from "@capable-health/hooks";
const capableClient = new CapableClient({
TOKEN: () => Promise.resolve(""),
});
return (
<CapableClientProvider capableClient={capableClient}>
...
</CapableClientProvider>
);
NOTE: you need to remove <QueryClientProvider client={queryClient}>
if you're using it. CapableClientProvider
handles adding the QueryClientProvider for you.
Usage
In your component, you'll need to import the CapableClientHookContext which will provide you with the CapableClientHook object. From there, you can call any CapableClient endpoint and have all your responses cached using react-query
.
import { useContext } from "react";
import { CapableClientHooksContext } from "@capable-health/hooks";
const capableClientHooks = useContext(CapableClientHooksContext);
const { data, isLoading, isError } = capableClientHooks.surveys.getSurveys({ id: "survey_id" })