React Query as a State Manager

• ky

  6 10,549 0.0 TypeScript

  🌳 Tiny & elegant JavaScript HTTP client based on the browser Fetch API

  It doesn't fetch any data for you, and only a very small set of features are directly tied to the network (like the OnlineManager, refetchOnReconnect or retrying offline mutation). This also becomes apparent when you write your first queryFn, and you have to use something to actually get the data, like fetch, axios, ky or even graphql-request.

• graphql-request

  4 5,453 8.8 TypeScript

  Minimal GraphQL client supporting Node and browsers for scripts or simple apps

  

  It doesn't fetch any data for you, and only a very small set of features are directly tied to the network (like the OnlineManager, refetchOnReconnect or retrying offline mutation). This also becomes apparent when you write your first queryFn, and you have to use something to actually get the data, like fetch, axios, ky or even graphql-request.

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• axios

  93 101,921 8.6 JavaScript

  Promise based HTTP client for the browser and node.js

  

  It doesn't fetch any data for you, and only a very small set of features are directly tied to the network (like the OnlineManager, refetchOnReconnect or retrying offline mutation). This also becomes apparent when you write your first queryFn, and you have to use something to actually get the data, like fetch, axios, ky or even graphql-request.

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