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Description

• Simple use query graphql (react-hook) with timeout.
• Default timeout 10m
• From @apollo/client :v

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Usage

npm install react-use-query-timeout

Import the module in the place you want to use:

import { useQueryTimeout } from 'react-use-query-timeout'

Snippet

simple

    const [request, setRequest] = useState<number | boolean | string>(0);
     // start request in { true | number !== 0 | string !== empty }

    const { data: queryData, loading, isRequestTimeout, error } = useQueryTimeout(QUERY, {
        variables: {
          start: xxx,
          end: xxx,
          ...
        },
        timeout: 60 * 1000, // 60s
        flagNewQuery: request,
        clearFlagNewQuery: setRequest
    });

    useEffect(() => {
        if (!loading) {
            console.log(queryData, loading, isRequestTimeout, error)
            debugger
        }
    }, [loading])


    // => change it => auto make new query
    <Button onClick={() => setRequest(+ new Date())}>Abcd</Button>

simple

    const { fetchQuery } = useQueryTimeout(QUERY, {
        variables: {
          start: xxx,
          end: xxx,
          ...
        },
        timeout: 60 * 1000, // 60s
    });

    const handlerAbc = () => {
        fetchQuery().then((rresult) => {
            console.log(rresult) // rresult.data | error | { isRequestTimeout }
            debugger
        })
    }


    <Button onClick={() => handlerAbc()}>Abcd</Button>

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props

RUN

LIVE EXAMPLE

npm install

npm run dev
npm run start

License

MIT