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I am new to Apollo client and I can see they use the *Provider pattern to activate Apollo for any React component in the tree. It's similar to how Redux is used.
However we have a hybrid AngularJS/ReactJS app and use your amazing router to be able to move to React incrementally but now we don't have ReactDOM.render() where I can add the ApolloProvider component and I wonder if we can still use Apollo with our configuration?
Thank you in advance for any hints! 👍
PS: if you suggest using another graphQL client instead of Apollo I will be happy to investigate it.
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Hi @Anber ! Thank you for your suggestion!
Some time passed since I asked here and these days I am using the client object more than the <ApolloProvider> and <Query><Mutation> components.
For now client.query() and client.mutation() are enough for me but I will be back to the components way after I rewrite most of my code to React and get rid of AngularJS.
Thanks!
Hello guys!
I am new to
Apollo client
and I can see they use the*Provider
pattern to activateApollo
for anyReact
component in the tree. It's similar to howRedux
is used.However we have a hybrid
AngularJS
/ReactJS
app and use your amazing router to be able to move toReact
incrementally but now we don't haveReactDOM.render()
where I can add the ApolloProvider component and I wonder if we can still useApollo
with our configuration?Thank you in advance for any hints! 👍
PS: if you suggest using another
graphQL
client instead ofApollo
I will be happy to investigate it.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: