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@mosanic/query

v0.0.1-alpha.1

Published

Isomorphic, component-level data-fetching library for modern web applications

Downloads

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Readme

@mosanic/query - Enhanced Data-Fetching Library

@mosanic/query is a sophisticated isomorphic, component-level data-fetching library designed for both client and server-side operations. Unlike traditional frameworks such as Next.js, which segregate data fetching to specific functions like getStaticProps/getServerSideProps, @mosanic/query enables data fetching directly within components. This approach is beneficial in scenarios where data fetching is dependent on dynamic component properties.

Key Features:

  • Isomorphic Data Fetching: Seamlessly fetch data on both client and server sides.
  • Component-Level Fetching: Integrate data fetches directly into your components, allowing for more dynamic and responsive UIs.
  • Server-Side Rendering Compatibility: Fetch data during server-side rendering (SSR) in a Suspense-style, ensuring optimal performance.
  • Integration with Next.js: While typical Next.js applications restrict component-level data fetching, @mosanic/query overcomes this limitation, enabling more flexible data handling.
  • Utilization of SWR: The library builds around react-swr and react-ssr-prepass, providing a familiar yet enhanced experience for React developers.

This library simplifies the process of fetching data in modern web applications, particularly those using Next.js, by allowing developers to fetch data in a more natural and component-oriented way. For more detailed information and specific use cases, refer to the Mosanic documentation.

The main file of this library, as exemplified in the provided code snippet, outlines various hooks and contexts facilitating the data-fetching process, optimizing for server-side rendering, and managing loading states. This setup ensures that your Mosanic applications can efficiently and effectively handle data fetching requirements, adhering to modern web development standards.