[POC] Use direct dependency on react-query/core, make all results reactive #53
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…ests/stories, add basic sveltekit-example
benbender
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As I don't have any sparetime for this project atm, I'm closing this for now. |
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This is a proof of concept porting
svelte-queryover to directly usereact-query/coreas it's foundation and only be a thin layer on top to adapt it to svelte[kit].react-query/coreuseQuery(),useMutation, etc...vue-query&react-query/reactsveltekitsveltekit-Apis like load() or the hooks-mechanism (half done)The port generally went really smooth and I think that is the direction to go with this package. That said, be warned, it's a rough POC with near to no testing and some rough edges to be worked out. Play with it. Have fun. But don't bet your childrens lives on it!
Would love to hear some feedback/thoughts/critics/whatever :)