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voby-query

v0.3.1

Published

From scratch implementation of React Query for Voby.

Downloads

81

Readme

Voby Query

From scratch implementation of React Query for Voby.

As of now only has these hooks:

  • useQuery
  • useMutation
  • useMutationState
  • useQueryClient
  • queryOptions
  • createQueryClient (React Query's QueryClient)

Differences from React Query

useQuery and useMutation return a read-only observable. This mean you can not destructure it.

useQuery's queryKey and useMutations mutationKey options allow an observable, an array of observables, or a function that return those. They treated as dependencies of the query. That is why useQuery is return a read-only observable.

Use createQueryClient to create a QueryClient instance. This is the same as React Query's QueryClient. Most of the options are the same, but there are some differences. For example options like throwOnError, refetchOnMount, refetchOnWindowFocus and many more are don't allow a function as value.

The codebase is in a very rough state for my taste. Types need a bit more work. Most of the code in useMutation hook generated by AI. In general whole library need some clean up and tests. Most of the features are hand tested on one my projects. No playground available yet.

Installation

npm i voby-query

Usage

import { useQuery } from "voby-query"

const id = $(1)
const query = useQuery({
  queryKey: ["todos", id],
  queryFn: async () => {
    const response = await fetch(`https://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com/todos/${id()}`)
    return response.json()
  },
})

To learn more about usage visit React Query's documentation.

License

MIT