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@animal-id/partner-react

v0.1.0

Published

React hooks for the Animal-ID Partner API (provider + query/mutation hooks).

Readme

@animal-id/partner-react

React 18+ bindings for the Animal-ID Partner API. Works in plain React and Next.js (App or Pages Router — provider in a Client Component).

pnpm add @animal-id/partner-react react

Setup

import { AnimalIdProvider } from '@animal-id/partner-react';

// Browser-safe config: point baseUrl at your backend proxy, or pass a custom `signer`.
// Never embed the private key in the browser.
export function Providers({ children }: { children: React.ReactNode }) {
  return <AnimalIdProvider config={{ baseUrl: '/api/animal-id' }}>{children}</AnimalIdProvider>;
}

You can also pass a ready client={...} instead of config.

Hooks

Queries (auto-fetch, return { data, error, isLoading, isSuccess, isError, refetch }):

const dicts = useDictionaries({ lang: 'uk' });
const animal = useAnimal(id);                       // skips while id is undefined
const pets = useAnimalsByOwner('[email protected]');
const byChip = useAnimalsByIdentifier('microchip', value);
const history = useProcedures(animalId, { type: 10 });

Mutations (return { mutate, data, error, isLoading, isSuccess, isError, reset }):

const { mutate: createOwner, isLoading } = useCreateOwner();
await createOwner({ email: '[email protected]', consent: { account_creation: true } });

const { mutate: createAnimal } = useCreateAnimal();
const { mutate: updateAnimal } = useUpdateAnimal();   // mutate({ id, input })
const { mutate: addProcedures } = useCreateProcedures(); // mutate({ animalId, body })
const { mutate: uploadPhoto } = useUploadPhoto();     // mutate({ animalId, input: { file } })
const { mutate: deletePhoto } = useDeletePhoto();     // mutate({ animalId, photoId })
const { mutate: searchOwner } = useSearchOwner();

useAnimalIdClient() returns the underlying AnimalIdClient for ad-hoc calls.

The generic useQuery/useMutation are exported too. They are intentionally cache-free — drop in TanStack Query if you want caching/dedup; the client methods compose with it directly.

This package re-exports everything from @animal-id/partner-core, so you can import types and the client from a single place.