v1.0.8

Improve async, connection, and permission hooks

This release reworks retry handling across async hooks, adds heartbeat and delay control to WebSocket connections, and fixes permission change tracking.

Features

• useQuery — reworked the retry logic so retry now accepts a function (failureCount, error) => boolean in addition to a boolean or number, letting you decide whether to retry based on the failure count or the error itself.
• useQuery — added the retryDelay option to wait a given number of milliseconds before each retry, with the pending retry cancelled on abort(), refetch(), and unmount.
• useQuery — updated refetchInterval to accept a function returning the next interval, or false to stop polling, enabling conditional polling that ends once a condition is met.
• useWebSocket — reworked the retry logic so retry now accepts a function (failureCount, event) => boolean in addition to a boolean or number, giving full control over reconnection based on the failure count or the close event.
• useWebSocket — added the retryDelay option to wait a given number of milliseconds before each reconnection attempt, with the pending retry cancelled on close(), open(), and unmount.
• useWebSocket — added the heartbeat callback and the heartbeatDelay option, letting you send a keep-alive message on an interval while the connection is open, using whatever payload your protocol expects.
• useWebSocket — added the immediately option to control whether the connection opens on mount, allowing the socket to be opened manually through open() when set to false.
• usePermission — added the immediately option to control whether the permission is queried on mount, allowing the query to be triggered manually through query() when set to false.

Fixes

• usePermission — the change listener is now attached to the PermissionStatus object instead of window, so state updates when the user grants or revokes the permission.

Changes

• useWebSocket — renamed the onDisconnected callback to onClose to align with the native WebSocket close event.
• useWebSocket — renamed the disconnected status to closed to align with the native WebSocket close event.
• usePermission — replaced the enabled option with immediately, which only controls the query on mount rather than disabling the hook entirely.