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I'd like to have a property called isRefetching on my queries, that is true only when I've manually called refetch(). On my React Native infinite lists (using FlatList), I'd like to pass it to the refreshing prop.
I've tried passing isLoading, but that only shows the spinner on first load, when no data is cached. isFetching is a better option, but it also shows the spinner whenever it's automatically refetching, say when the component remounts. I'd like to only show the spinner when the refetch is triggered by calling tasksQuery.refetch()
Does the API already support such a calculation? Or would this hypothetical new isRefetching property make a good addition to the useQuery API? My workaround for now is to create my own isRefetching using useState, but I'm finding I need to do it in numerous places.
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I'd like to have a property called
isRefetching
on my queries, that is true only when I've manually calledrefetch()
. On my React Native infinite lists (using FlatList), I'd like to pass it to therefreshing
prop.I've tried passing
isLoading
, but that only shows the spinner on first load, when no data is cached.isFetching
is a better option, but it also shows the spinner whenever it's automatically refetching, say when the component remounts. I'd like to only show the spinner when the refetch is triggered by callingtasksQuery.refetch()
Does the API already support such a calculation? Or would this hypothetical new
isRefetching
property make a good addition to theuseQuery
API? My workaround for now is to create my ownisRefetching
usinguseState
, but I'm finding I need to do it in numerous places.Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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