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@1001-digital/dapp-query-vue

v1.1.0

Published

Vue composables for dapp-query.

Downloads

63

Readme

@1001-digital/dapp-query-vue

Vue 3 composables for dapp-query.

npm install @1001-digital/dapp-query-vue @1001-digital/dapp-query-core

Setup

Register the plugin with a QueryClient instance:

import { createApp } from 'vue'
import { createQueryClient, idbCache } from '@1001-digital/dapp-query-core'
import { dappQueryPlugin } from '@1001-digital/dapp-query-vue'

const queryClient = createQueryClient({
  cache: idbCache('my-app'),
})

const app = createApp(App)
app.use(dappQueryPlugin, queryClient)

useQuery

Reactive data fetching composable. Subscribes to a query definition and automatically re-fetches when reactive arguments change.

import { useQuery } from '@1001-digital/dapp-query-vue'

const { data, pending, error, revalidating, refresh } = useQuery(
  transfersQuery,
  () => [address.value] as [string],
)

Returns

| Ref | Type | Description | |-----|------|-------------| | data | Ref<T \| undefined> | The query result. | | pending | Ref<boolean> | true only on initial load when no cached data exists. | | error | Ref<Error \| undefined> | The latest fetch error, if any. | | revalidating | Ref<boolean> | true when refreshing in the background while showing stale data. | | refresh() | () => Promise<void> | Invalidate cache and trigger a fresh fetch. |

Reactive arguments

The second argument is a getter that returns the query args as a tuple. When the returned values change, the composable unsubscribes from the previous query and subscribes to the new one.

<script setup lang="ts">
import { ref } from 'vue'
import { useQuery } from '@1001-digital/dapp-query-vue'

const address = ref('0xabc...')
const { data, pending } = useQuery(transfersQuery, () => [address.value])
</script>

Lifecycle

  • Subscribes on component setup
  • Re-subscribes when reactive args change (deep watch)
  • Automatically unsubscribes when the component's effect scope is disposed

useQueryClient

Access the injected QueryClient directly for imperative operations:

import { useQueryClient } from '@1001-digital/dapp-query-vue'

const client = useQueryClient()
await client.invalidate(transfersQuery, '0xabc...')

Peer Dependencies

  • vue >= 3.3.0
  • @1001-digital/dapp-query-core

License

MIT