@vai-software/use-ful-query v1.0.0
@vai-software/use-ful-query
1 - Introduction
This hook can be used to perform queries to an endpoint. Facilitates easy management of operations and tracks query status.
It requires an Axios client. This library already provides the generateApiClient function which returns a client with a variable base url and an interceptor to send an authentication header. You may also create an axios client by your own.
2 - Installation
Install the library with npm install @vai-software/use-ful-query.
3 - Configuration
In case you want to use some default parameters you can use a context instead of passing the parameter in every query. It is not required but highly recommended.
At the top level of the application, insert the ApiProvider component and pass the default props as explained in the section below.
In this example, if you want to use the same API client throughout the project, you need to generate an axios client (either on your own or using the generateApiClient helper function) and pass it to the ApiProvider through the apiClient property.
import { generateApiClient, ApiProvider } from "@vai-software/use-ful-query";
...
const apiClient = generateApiClient({
baseUrl: "https://my.api.com/api/v1",
authorizationHeader: "Authorization",
authorizationPrefix: "Bearer "
})
...
root.render(
<React.StrictMode>
<ApiProvider apiClient={apiClient}>
<App />
</ApiProvider>
</React.StrictMode >
);4 - generateApiClient
This function returns an Axios client with the possibility to set a baseUrl, and an authorization header. It gets the authorization token from localStorage or sessionStorage with the key token.
4.1 - Parameters
| Parameter | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| baseUrl | string (optional) | Axios base url | |
| timeout | number (optional) | 5000 | Default query timeout (milliseconds) |
| authorizationHeader | string (optional) | "Authorization" | Authorization header name |
| authorizationPrefix | string (optional) | "Bearer " | The authorization header prefix, for example Authorization: Bearer your_token_from_localstorage |
| localStorageKey | string (optional) | "token" | Local storage key that contains the authentication token |
5 - useQuery
5.1 - Parameters
| Parameter | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| url | string (optional) | Endpoint url. If the value is null, the query will not be executed. | |
| method | string (optional) | 'GET' | Request method (GET, POST...) |
| executeImmediately | boolean (optional) | false | Sets whether the call should be executed when the component gets mounted or wait for the call to executeQuery() |
| onSuccess | (response: AxiosResponse) => void (optional) | Function executed after a successful query. The default function is the one defined in the ApiProvider if it is not specified in useQuery. To disable the default one and not use an onSuccess set onSuccess=null | |
| onUnauthorized | (error: AxiosError) => void (optional) | Function executed after an unsuccessful query if the response code is 401. If this function is not defined, the error will be handled by the generic onError one. The default function is the one defined in the ApiProvider if it is not specified in useQuery. To disable the default one and not use an onUnauthorized set onUnauthorized=null | |
| onError | (error: Error \| AxiosError) => void (optional) | Function executed after an unsuccessful query. If onUnauthorized is not defined, it also handles 401 status code. The default function is the one defined in the ApiProvider if it is not specified in useQuery. To disable the default one and not use an onError set onError=null | |
| clientOptions | object (optional) | Extra Axios query options, ex. {timeout: 1000} | |
| apiClient | AxiosInstance (optional) | The Axios client that will be used to call the API. By default is the one specified in the context but can be overwritten by adding apiClient to useQuery. It is also useful if the context does not exist at all. |
5.2 - Returned values
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| isLoading | boolean | true while the query is being executed, false otherwise, even if it has not yet started |
| isError | boolean | true while the query finished unsuccessfully, false otherwise |
| isSuccess | boolean | true while the query finished successfully, false otherwise |
| status | Status (string) | idle \| loading \| success \| error |
| response | any | undefined | The query response if it finished successfully, undefined otherwise |
| error | Error | AxiosError | undefined | The generated error if the query finished unsuccessfully, undefined otherwise. If it got a response, it can be accessed via error.response |
| data | any | undefined | If the query finished successfully, it will contain the data of the response. Is like response.date |
| executeQuery | (data?: any, params?: any) => void | Function to trigger the query. The first argument is the data that will be sent in the body whereas the second parameter is used to add query parameters in the URL |
| resetQuery | () => void |
6 - ApiProvider
This global provider allows to set some default parameters for the useQuery hook.
6.1 - Parameters
All the parameters can be overriden in the useQuery hook.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| apiClient | AxiosInstance (optional) | The Axios client that will be used to call the API |
| onSuccess | (response: AxiosResponse) => void (optional) | Function executed after a successful query |
| onUnauthorized | (error: AxiosError) => void (optional) | Function executed after an unsuccessful query if the response code is 401 |
| onError | (error: Error \| AxiosError) => void (optional) | Function executed after an unsuccessful query |
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