@connectrpc/connect-query
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TypeScript-first expansion pack for TanStack Query that gives you Protobuf superpowers.
This is the runtime library package for Connect-Query. You'll find its code generator at @connectrpc/protoc-gen-connect-query.
Connect-Query is an expansion pack for TanStack Query (react-query), written in TypeScript and thoroughly tested. It enables effortless communication with servers that speak the Connect Protocol.
The procedures are defined in a Protocol Buffer schema implemented by your backend, and Connect-Query generates the clients and related types to access the backend with TanStack Query. The clients support two protocols: gRPC-web, and Connect's own protocol.
To get started, head over to the docs for a tutorial, or take a look at our examples for integration with various frameworks.
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TypeScript-first expansion pack for TanStack Query that gives you Protobuf superpowers.
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