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apollo-tote
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👜 A declarative approach to handling Apollo queries in React
yarn add apollo-tote
or
npm install --save apollo-tote
current user
query. If an api token exists but is no longer valid (ie: cleared database), log user out.<ApolloTote
query={`
query {
user {
id
}
}
`}
test={data => !!(data && data.user && data.user.id)}
handleFail={() => Store.dispatch({ type: 'LOG_OUT' })}
handlePass={() => Store.dispatch({ type: 'LOG_IN' })}
renderError={error => this._renderError(error)}
renderLoading={() => <App.Loading />}
render={() => <App />}
/>
<ApolloTote
query={`
query {
user {
imageUrl
}
}
`}
renderLoading={() => <Avatar.Loading />}
render={value => <Avatar imageUrl={value.user.imageUrl} />}
/>
skip
: Boolean - Should we skip over query and just render?query
: String - Your graphql queryvariables
: String - Graphql query variablestest
: Function (Optional) - helper to handle a successful query's responsehandlePass
: Function (Optional) - a function to render a successful test
handleFail
: Function (Optional) - a function to render a failed test
renderError
: Function - error functionrenderLoading
: Function - loading functionrender
: Function - a function that renders the result of your queryFAQs
A declarative approach to handling your graphql queries in React
The npm package apollo-tote receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, apollo-tote popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that apollo-tote demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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