Questions tagged [rtk-query]

Redux toolkit query is for data and caching in a web application. It is an optional add-on in the Redux toolkit package.

RTK Query offers a set of powerful features that help developers handle common tasks related to data fetching, caching, and synchronization with the server. Some key features of RTK Query include:

  • Automatic API request generation: RTK Query generates API request endpoints based on a configuration object that defines the URL, method, headers, and other options. It eliminates the need to write boilerplate code for making API requests.

  • Automatic caching and invalidation: RTK Query automatically caches API responses, allowing subsequent requests for the same data to be served from the cache. It also provides mechanisms for cache invalidation when the data on the server changes.

  • Data synchronization: RTK Query handles data synchronization between the client and server, ensuring that the local data remains up-to-date with the server data. It supports background data fetching and real-time updates through WebSockets.

    Advanced data manipulation and normalization: RTK Query provides built-in support for data manipulation and normalization, allowing you to transform and shape the API responses before storing them in the cache.

  • Integration with Redux: RTK Query seamlessly integrates with Redux, leveraging the Redux store for storing the cached data and managing the state of ongoing API requests. It works well alongside other Redux Toolkit features, such as the Redux store, reducers, and middleware.

Overall, RTK Query aims to simplify the process of managing remote data in a Redux-based application by providing a standardized and efficient way to handle data fetching, caching, and synchronization.

You can learn more about RTK Query and its usage in the official documentation: RTK Query

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Update other slice after request

using RTK Query, how can one use the fetching functionality to update another the state of another slice? Essentially I'm trying to keep all related-state next to each other, and thus after querying data with the useLazyGetQuery, I'd like to use the…
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Why is the cleanup of an useEffect hook seeing the result of an RTKQ as isLoading and how to avoid the issue?

I have a React function component (a route component) that should do something when it is unmounted (i.e. the user clicks the browser Back button) and contains the following relevant lines: // ... const params = useParams(); //…
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How can we reset the data and state of the mutation in RTK query , like reset function in React Query for mutation?

I am using RTK query with Redux Tool kit for the React project. The table rows are updated with "updateProductCategory" function provided by RTK mutation. But after the update of each table row, "updateProductCategoryResult" is filled with data and…
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Chain query/mutation calls with RTK Query using React Hooks

In the example bellow I'm trying to create a simple login/authentication component with React and Redux Toolkit. const Login = () => { const dispatch = useDispatch(); const [login, { isLoading }] = useLoginMutation(); const [loginData,…
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What happens when i use RTK Query with redux-persist?

What will happen when i use Redux Toolkit Query with redux-persist? Will it use the persisted state or will the state be refetched?
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Is it possible to use an external SDK or data fetching library like Kitsu with RTK Query/Redux Toolkit?

According to the RTK Query documentation, I can create queries like the following: export const projectsApi = createApi({ reducerPath: 'projects', baseQuery: fetchBaseQuery({ baseUrl: "https://some-site.com/api/", prepareHeaders:…
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How to throw Error to RTK Query useQuery() hook from onCacheEntryAdded lifecycle callback

I would like to indicate that socket disconnected by throwing an error to useQuery() hook so the error is accessible from "error" here: const [query, { isSuccess, data, error }] = useQuery() Mu use query hook is pretty regular with…
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React Native Redux RTK Query returns null reponse. Similar solution works with Fetch API

First, I have implemented my solution with Fetch API which I have tested and it works. Then I came across Redux RTK Query and wanted to give it a try, but I get null as a response: LOG response LOG null ERROR An unhandled error occurred…
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Multiple optimistic updates in RTK Query mutation

What's the recommended way to optimistically update the singular (getDocument) and plural (getDocuments) after a createDocument mutation? Here's my simplified…
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Avoid prop-drilling query arguments in RTK Query

At the root of my app I make a getUserQuery that accepts an id and returns a user object. Throughout the rest of my application are a large number of places where other queries are made that need the id of the user as one of the params passed to…
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Redux toolkit userSlice needs a refresh to access data from localstorage

I'm using Redux Toolkit (RTK) Query for making API calls, using RTK for state management. The issue I'm facing is that every time I log in, the user information that I get from backend isn't automatically updated from the localStorage and needs to…
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React RTK http middleware

I want to add a middleware to all API calls with React RTK. To be specific I want to add the Firebase Performance Monitoring plugin to monitor the HTTP request: https://rnfirebase.io/perf/usage#http-request-tracing. So how can I add a middleware…
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how can I access my store from RTK-Query endpoints?

I want to access to my redux-toolkit store data inside of the rtk-query endpoints. how can I access my store from query or transformResponse methods? import { createApi } from '@reduxjs/toolkit/query/react' import customFetchBase from…
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how to conditionally call a RTK-query hook in a loop though we cant use it inside useEffect

useEffect(() => { const fetchServiceProducts = async () => { if (isSuccess === true && data) { for (let i = 0; i < data?.data.length; i++) { const serviceid = data.data[i].service_id; console.log(serviceid, "serviceid"); …
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Catch a RTK Query fulfilled action in redux toolkit middleware

I want to fire some side-effects after one of my RTKQ queries completes. I decided the best way would be to do it inside a middleware but I'm not sure what is the correct way to get catch this action. After some debugging, I end up with something…
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