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@polojs/query

v0.2.0

Published

@tanstack/query port for Marko

Downloads

4

Readme

Query

A query client using @tanstack/react-query (formally [email protected]).

Instructions

In a nutshell you use the component like this:

import { getTodos, postTodo } from './_api'

<query-client-config>
  <query-client/queryClient />
  <query/query=getTodos keys=['todos']  />
  <mutation/mutation=postTodo onSuccess(){queryClient().invalidateQueries(['todos'])}/>

  <div>
    <ul>
      <if=query.data>
        <for|todo| of=query.data by=(todo => todo.id)>
          <li>${todo.title}</li>
        </for>
      </if>
    </ul>

    <button
      onClick=() => {
        mutation.mutate({
          id: Date.now(),
          title: 'Do Laundry',
        })
      }
    >
      Add Todo
    </button>
  </div>
</query-client-config>

This pretty much encapsulates the functionality of the component.

query tag

The <query> tag accepts a default argument of a query function and returns information about the current state of the query. This can return any object however you may

mutate tag

The <mutate> tag allows you to perform mutations. Mutations may return data and that data can be used to update the UI. Or alternatively you can call queryClient.invalidateQuery to trigger certain queries to refresh.

query client config

The <query-client-config> tag allows you to configure a query client and pass data into it.

query client

The <query-client> returns a function that returns an instance of QueryClient. This is useful for performing actions such as invalidating queries.

TODO

  • External query cache sync
  • Marko 5 support?
  • The rest of the react-query api (ie InfiniteQuery, isFetching, isMutating, isRestoring, etc)