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There is a lot of discussion whether to use any state management library like Redux, Zustand, etc or not when we are using React query. My question would be can we use React query as store management library also?!
Hi Thank you for this wonderful tutorial, The main thing is getting access the data in different component,could you please explain how we can acheive it
🎯 Key points for quick navigation: 00:00 *🚀 Overview of React Query* - React Query is an asynchronous state management library for TypeScript and JavaScript apps - Key features include caching, refetching, pagination, and more. 01:48 *📦 Setting Up React Query* - Installation of React Query and Json Server for mock APIs - Creating mock APIs using Json Server for testing React Query functionality. 04:02 *🛠️ Configuring React Query* - Configuring the query client and provider in React app - Setting up the initial structure to start using React Query for data fetching. 04:43 *🔄 Data Fetching with React Query* - Demonstration of using the `useQuery` hook to fetch data - Features like data, loading status, and error handling provided by React Query out of the box. 07:51 *🔗 React Query Dev Tools* - Introduction to React Query Dev Tools for monitoring data states - Utilizing Dev Tools for debugging and monitoring data fetching in React Query. 14:16 *📤 Mutating Data with React Query* - Explanation of how to use mutations in React Query for sending POST requests - Demonstrating the `useMutation` hook and handling data updates through mutations. 21:51 *🔒 Caching feature of React Query* - Explanation of how caching works in React Query - Invalidation of data to trigger refetch - Functions like on success and on mutate for handling cache invalidation 23:11 *🔄 Invalidation of queries on success* - Using on success function to invalidate queries - Accessing the Query Client API for cache management - Configuring exact option to invalidate specific queries 26:19 *🚦 Handling mutations with React Query* - Exploring functions like on mutate, on error, and on settled - Implementing UI changes based on mutation state - Resetting errors to manage application state 29:24 *🔄 Managing data freshness and staleness* - Explanation of stale, fresh, and cache concepts in React Query - Configuring stale time and GC time for data management - Demonstrating the impact of stale and fresh data on API requests 32:06 *📄 Implementing pagination with React Query* - Setting up pagination buttons in the UI - Updating the page state for fetching specific pages - Managing data caching and automatic query invalidation for pagination Made with HARPA AI
do you use react-query in your production apps? It is better that we are learning but just curious that are companies using it for production apps? I searched jobs on react-query on linkedin but none of them mentioned it in the job description.
i don't know the answer though, why this library was created if it's not used on production and only on development? The library's goal is to make users/clients experience better by handling the caching, fetching, etc by it and make web apps more performant
It's just a library, companies don't mention stuff like this unless it's something super specific they absolutely require you to know before working there
React redux with JWT Authentication - Sign up, Login, Logout & Private Route(access and refresh token redux state management ).how to handle token or session(state management redex store) in enterprice level application ....thanks in advance bro ... eagarly waiting bro..create enterprice level small application ( like ecommerce with cover all topics bro)
Yes, using setQueryData - onSuccess: (data, variables, context) => { // 👇 We can manually add to posts to avoid api calls queryClient.setQueryData(["posts"], (old) => [data, ...old]); },
How can we use useQuery to call an api on certain action like button click or probably conditionly as usequery is a hook so I am sure we can not or should not use it conditionally. Or I am missing anything here.
Can you give me an example on what type of query u wanna fetch? Because generally you will have a separate component for that which will mount and trigger its own query.
@@RoadsideCoder There are times where we have parent(container) that handles all api calls and take decision after api call response on which page to go to. Yes I understand there can be multiple ways to handle things, but I believe api calls can be called at any point of time. Probably useQuery can return a function that we can call to actually call the api.
@@RoadsideCoder 1 more example can be let's say my first api gives me some data depending on which I need to call other api on same component. I think this is also common use case of get api call
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We definitely need a project tutorial on this
I bought one course that has react-query tutorials, but your video is far better..
very bad explanation after half video, unable to understand anything
Thanks for telling us before we waste our time
Please make a video with RTK
I can say this video covers the essentials, and coders then will read docs to get more familiar with advanced topics of tanstack.
I liked the video and now commenting before I even finished it. your explanation is awesome 🔥
Great one Thanks a lot Sir you save my lot of hours to implement steal data 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
yes please make a complete project by using react query
he does not need i think he already provide detail enought
Need complete project tutorial by using react query.
There is a lot of discussion whether to use any state management library like Redux, Zustand, etc or not when we are using React query. My question would be can we use React query as store management library also?!
Can you tell, Rtk query or react query witch one is used most in the industry? and witch one is better?
Hi Thank you for this wonderful tutorial,
The main thing is getting access the data in different component,could you please explain how we can acheive it
Nice overview of TanStack React Query V5. Thanks.
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Thank you mate
Bro just rocked....when I want this...tqsm
Yes i was waiting for it😍... Finally came🥳
Yes, make a project tutorial video using react query
waah bhai majaa aagyaaa...one video for RTK React please.
Definetly!
Kindly make the complete project tutorial by using react query
Nice explanation, helped alot thanks.
yes project tutorial needed...
Nice Explanation Sir ♥️
🎯 Key points for quick navigation:
00:00 *🚀 Overview of React Query*
- React Query is an asynchronous state management library for TypeScript and JavaScript apps
- Key features include caching, refetching, pagination, and more.
01:48 *📦 Setting Up React Query*
- Installation of React Query and Json Server for mock APIs
- Creating mock APIs using Json Server for testing React Query functionality.
04:02 *🛠️ Configuring React Query*
- Configuring the query client and provider in React app
- Setting up the initial structure to start using React Query for data fetching.
04:43 *🔄 Data Fetching with React Query*
- Demonstration of using the `useQuery` hook to fetch data
- Features like data, loading status, and error handling provided by React Query out of the box.
07:51 *🔗 React Query Dev Tools*
- Introduction to React Query Dev Tools for monitoring data states
- Utilizing Dev Tools for debugging and monitoring data fetching in React Query.
14:16 *📤 Mutating Data with React Query*
- Explanation of how to use mutations in React Query for sending POST requests
- Demonstrating the `useMutation` hook and handling data updates through mutations.
21:51 *🔒 Caching feature of React Query*
- Explanation of how caching works in React Query
- Invalidation of data to trigger refetch
- Functions like on success and on mutate for handling cache invalidation
23:11 *🔄 Invalidation of queries on success*
- Using on success function to invalidate queries
- Accessing the Query Client API for cache management
- Configuring exact option to invalidate specific queries
26:19 *🚦 Handling mutations with React Query*
- Exploring functions like on mutate, on error, and on settled
- Implementing UI changes based on mutation state
- Resetting errors to manage application state
29:24 *🔄 Managing data freshness and staleness*
- Explanation of stale, fresh, and cache concepts in React Query
- Configuring stale time and GC time for data management
- Demonstrating the impact of stale and fresh data on API requests
32:06 *📄 Implementing pagination with React Query*
- Setting up pagination buttons in the UI
- Updating the page state for fetching specific pages
- Managing data caching and automatic query invalidation for pagination
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Please make videos on javascript machine coding rounds will be really helpful
do you use react-query in your production apps? It is better that we are learning but just curious that are companies using it for production apps? I searched jobs on react-query on linkedin but none of them mentioned it in the job description.
i don't know the answer though, why this library was created if it's not used on production and only on development? The library's goal is to make users/clients experience better by handling the caching, fetching, etc by it and make web apps more performant
It's just a library, companies don't mention stuff like this unless it's something super specific they absolutely require you to know before working there
Nice explanation please can you do a full stack app with typescript where such can be used with react queries
Hi piyush
Please make a good admin page react project using redux toolkit and react query ❤
is this still relevent after Nextjs ? (do Nextjs has some inbuilt feature like this)
Yes
I wish you upload video on RTK Query
soon 💖
Please make video on tanstack router beginner level to advance
React redux with JWT Authentication - Sign up, Login, Logout & Private Route(access and refresh token redux state management ).how to handle token or session(state management redex store) in enterprice level application ....thanks in advance bro ... eagarly waiting bro..create enterprice level small application ( like ecommerce with cover all topics bro)
It would be great if use Typescript with this
Awesome❤️
pls make to build chatBot using MERN stack
Which VS Code extension are you using for auto completing?
Its inbuilt
@@RoadsideCoder Thanks.
Is it possible to update newly created post to the post list locally without invalidate the post list query? (To reduce API).
Yes, using setQueryData -
onSuccess: (data, variables, context) => {
// 👇 We can manually add to posts to avoid api calls
queryClient.setQueryData(["posts"], (old) => [data, ...old]);
},
Thanks bro ❤
❤ love it🎉
In React query 5 how to use onSuccess
do we need axios if we are using react query for fetching and posting some data in the server?
nope, its optional
@@RoadsideCoder bro what is the difference between Redux and React Query ?
Please make video on framer motion
Can we have videos on typescript
¡Awesome video!
Thanks!
@@RoadsideCoder you said you will be coming with course in 1st week of feb may i know its status please
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How can we use useQuery to call an api on certain action like button click or probably conditionly as usequery is a hook so I am sure we can not or should not use it conditionally. Or I am missing anything here.
Can you give me an example on what type of query u wanna fetch?
Because generally you will have a separate component for that which will mount and trigger its own query.
Also, you can use states like the "page" example that i showed you, when page variable changes the query gets triggered
@@RoadsideCoder There are times where we have parent(container) that handles all api calls and take decision after api call response on which page to go to. Yes I understand there can be multiple ways to handle things, but I believe api calls can be called at any point of time. Probably useQuery can return a function that we can call to actually call the api.
@@RoadsideCoder 1 more example can be let's say my first api gives me some data depending on which I need to call other api on same component. I think this is also common use case of get api call
@@rahul191jain FOr that I mentioned in the end that we have a useQueries hook as well
Data fetching nhi kind of state management h ye to
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You are a good programmer but not the good teacher
7 : 13 why it is consoling 2 time ?
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