useFetch()
Fetch without the data rendering.
This can be useful for ensuring resources early in a render tree before they are needed.
tip
Use in combination with a data-binding hook (useCache(), useSuspense(), useDLE(), useLive()) in another component.
Usage
function MasterPost({ id }: { id: number }) {
useFetch(PostResource.get, { id });
// ...
}
Behavior
Expiry Status | Fetch | Returns | Conditions |
---|---|---|---|
Invalid | yes1 | Promise | not in store, deletion, invalidation |
Stale | yes1 | Promise | (first-render, arg change) & expiry < now |
Valid | no | undefined | fetch completion |
no | undefined | null used as second argument |
note
- Identical fetches are automatically deduplicated
React Native
When using React Navigation, useFetch() will trigger fetches on focus if the data is considered stale.
Conditional Dependencies
Use null
as the second argument on any reactive data client to indicate "do nothing."
// todo could be undefined if id is undefined
const todo = useFetch(TodoResource.get, id ? { id } : null);
Types
- Type
- With Generics
function useFetch(
endpoint: ReadEndpoint,
...args: Parameters<typeof endpoint> | [null]
): Promise<any> | undefined;
function useFetch<
E extends EndpointInterface<FetchFunction, Schema | undefined, undefined>,
Args extends readonly [...Parameters<E>] | readonly [null],
>(endpoint: E, ...args: Args): ReturnType<E>;