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@graasp/query-client
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React Query package to consume the Graasp API.
Run the following to install the package in your project:
yarn add github:graasp/graasp-query-client.git
The package exposes the following properties:
DATA_KEYS: keys used to refer to invalidate dataroutines: message types used for notificationsAPI_ROUTES: object containing all endpoint routesApi: api endpoints collectionconfigureQueryClient returns the following properties:
queryClient: query client propertyQueryClientProvider: query client providerhooks: object containing all the useQuerysuseMutation: hook for running mutationsReactQueryDevtools: devtools component for the imported queryclientdehydrate & Hydrate: necessary properties for SSR projects (ie: nextjs)import { configureQueryClient } from '@graasp/query-client';
const prop = configureQueryClient({ API_HOST });
Run yarn to install this package's dependencies
Execute the following to run the tests in your project
yarn test
or
yarn test:watch
FAQs
React Query package to consume the Graasp API.
The npm package @graasp/query-client receives a total of 17 weekly downloads. As such, @graasp/query-client popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @graasp/query-client demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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