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The
tableQueryResult
is a return value from the useTable
hook in Refine. It contains the data returned from the useList
hook. If you're having issues with it, it might be due to how you're using the useTable
hook or how your data is structured.
Here's a basic usage example of useTable
:
In this example, tableQueryResult
is used to access the data returned from the API. If the data is still loading, a loading message is displayed. Once the data is loaded, it is displayed in a table.
If you're still having issues, please provide more details about the problem you're facing.
For more information, you can refer to the useTable documentation (https://refine.dev/docs/core/hooks/use-table#usage) and the tableQueryResult documentation (https://refine.dev/docs/core/hooks/use-table#tablequeryresult).
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sunny-green•9mo ago
const rows = tableQueryResult?.data?.data?.data ?? [];
i am having issue here @kapa.ai
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The line of code you've shared is trying to access the data from the
tableQueryResult
object. This object is typically returned from the useTable
hook in Refine.
This line is using optional chaining (?.
) to access nested data
properties. If any of these properties are undefined
or null
, it will return an empty array ([]
) due to the nullish coalescing operator (??
).
If you're having issues with this line, it could be due to the structure of your data not matching the expected structure. The tableQueryResult?.data?.data?.data
implies that your data is nested within two data
properties, which might not be the case.
Here's a basic example of how you might use tableQueryResult
:
In this example, tableData
would contain the data you need. If your data doesn't have the same structure, you'll need to adjust how you're accessing it.
If you're still having issues, please provide more details about the problem and the structure of your data.
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sunny-green•9mo ago
how do i access the data that i get in reponse fo api as data:[],message:{} which is inside const rows = tableQueryResult?.data?.data this so dont i need to do const rows = tableQueryResult?.data?.data?.data
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sunny-green•9mo ago
@kapa.ai can you provide me the type for basereccord to access nedted data from api
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The
BaseRecord
type is a basic interface in Refine that represents a record or an object. It has an optional id
field and can contain any other fields as key-value pairs. Here is the definition of BaseRecord
:
This type is flexible and can be used to represent any object that has a string key and any type of value. If you want to access nested data from your API, you can extend this type to fit your data structure.
For example, if your data has a nested user
object with name
and email
fields, you could define a type like this:
In this example, MyRecord
is a type that includes all the properties of BaseRecord
and also has a user
property of type User
.
Remember to replace User
and MyRecord
with the actual structure of your nested data.
For more information, you can refer to the BaseRecord documentation (https://refine.dev/docs/core/interface-references#baserecord).
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sunny-green•9mo ago
@kapa.ai const { tableQueryResult } = useTable();
const rows: BaseDataObject[] = (tableQueryResult?.data?.data?.data) if i wanna access data inside api response how do i do it
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The
tableQueryResult
object returned from the useTable
hook contains the data from your API response. The way you're accessing the data in your code suggests that your data is nested within two data
properties.
In this case, rows
would contain the nested data from your API response. If tableQueryResult?.data?.data?.data
is undefined
or null
, rows
would be undefined
.
However, the structure of your data depends on your API. If your data isn't nested in this way, you'll need to adjust how you're accessing it.
For example, if your data is directly under the first data
property, you would access it like this:
If you're still having issues, please provide more details about the structure of your API response.
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sunny-green•9mo ago
@kapa.ai if i do this i get data doesnt exist in basereccord issure
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The
BaseRecord
type in Refine is a basic interface that represents a record or an object. It has an optional id
field and can contain any other fields as key-value pairs. Here is the definition of BaseRecord
:
If you're trying to access a data
property on a BaseRecord
and getting an error that data
does not exist, it's because BaseRecord
does not explicitly define a data
property.
However, BaseRecord
does allow for any string key with the line [key: string]: any;
. This means you can access any property on a BaseRecord
, but TypeScript won't be able to provide type safety for arbitrary properties.
If you know the structure of your data and want to provide type safety, you can extend BaseRecord
to include the data
property. For example:
In this example, MyRecord
is a type that includes all the properties of BaseRecord
and also has a data
property of type MyData[]
.
Remember to replace MyData
and MyRecord
with the actual structure of your data.
For more information, you can refer to the BaseRecord documentation (https://refine.dev/docs/core/interface-references#baserecord).
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