have use simple list to make an api call , want to call that api again after a function execution

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kapa.ai•2/23/24, 9:26 AM

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kapa.ai•2/23/24, 9:27 AM

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The

useSimpleList

useSimpleList

hook from Refine provides a way to fetch data from an API and render it in a list format compatible with Ant Design's List component. However, the extracts provided do not contain specific information on how to trigger a re-fetch of the data after executing a function.

In general, with hooks that use React Query (like

useSimpleList

useSimpleList

does under the hood), you can trigger a re-fetch by using the

refetch

refetch

function that the hook returns. However, the specific implementation details would depend on your use case and the function you're executing.

Here's a general example:

const { data, refetch } = useSimpleList();

// Execute your function
yourFunction().then(() => {
  // After your function is done, refetch the data
  refetch();
});

const { data, refetch } = useSimpleList();

// Execute your function
yourFunction().then(() => {
  // After your function is done, refetch the data
  refetch();
});

const { data, refetch } = useSimpleList();

// Execute your function
yourFunction().then(() => {
  // After your function is done, refetch the data
  refetch();
});

const { data, refetch } = useSimpleList();

// Execute your function
yourFunction().then(() => {
  // After your function is done, refetch the data
  refetch();
});

Please note that this is a general example and might not work out-of-the-box with

useSimpleList

useSimpleList

as the extracts do not provide enough information about its return values or methods.

For more detailed information, you should refer to the Refine documentation (https://refine.dev/docs/api-reference/antd/hooks/list/useSimpleList/) or the React Query documentation (https://react-query-v3.tanstack.com/overview) which is used by Refine under the hood.
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unexpected-ivoryOP•2/23/24, 9:28 AM

@kapa.ai there is not mention of refetch in the doc for simpleList

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kapa.ai•2/23/24, 9:28 AM

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kapa.ai•2/23/24, 9:29 AM

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You're correct, the

useSimpleList

useSimpleList

hook documentation does not mention a

refetch

refetch

function. However,

useSimpleList

useSimpleList

uses the

useTable

useTable

hook under the hood, and you can pass

queryOptions

queryOptions

to it.

Here's an example from the documentation (https://refine.dev/docs/ui-integrations/ant-design/hooks/use-simple-list#queryoptions):

useSimpleList({  
 queryOptions: {  
 retry: 3,  
 },  
});

useSimpleList({  
 queryOptions: {  
 retry: 3,  
 },  
});

useSimpleList({  
 queryOptions: {  
 retry: 3,  
 },  
});

useSimpleList({  
 queryOptions: {  
 retry: 3,  
 },  
});

In this example,

retry: 3

retry: 3

retry: 3

retry: 3 means that if the query fails, it will be retried 3 times.

However, this doesn't directly answer your question about manually triggering a refetch after a function execution.

In the Refine framework, the

useTable

useTable

,

useForm

useForm

,

useShow

useShow

useShow

useShow and other hooks do return a

refetch

refetch

function as part of their

queryResult

queryResult

. This is mentioned in the FAQ section (https://refine.dev/docs/guides-concepts/faq#how-can-i-refetch-data) of the Refine documentation.

But since

useSimpleList

useSimpleList

does not explicitly mention returning a

refetch

refetch

function, it's unclear if it supports this functionality.

For a more definitive answer, I would recommend reaching out to the Refine community or checking the source code of the

useSimpleList

useSimpleList

hook.
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unexpected-ivoryOP•2/23/24, 9:39 AM

const { tableQueryResult:{refetch} } = useTable({
dataProviderName: 'masterDataProvider',
resource: ${apiEndpoint.columnDetails}/?organization_id=1,
pagination: {
mode: 'off',
},
});

console.log(tableQueryResult,'table')
const data=(tableQueryResult?.data as BaseRecord)?.data?.data

@kapa.ai this is giving error that tableQueryResult is not defined

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kapa.ai•2/23/24, 9:39 AM

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kapa.ai•2/23/24, 9:40 AM

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It seems like you're trying to destructure

refetch

refetch

from

tableQueryResult

tableQueryResult

tableQueryResult

tableQueryResult and then trying to use

tableQueryResult

tableQueryResult

tableQueryResult

tableQueryResult again, which is causing the error.

In your code, you're destructuring

refetch

refetch

from

tableQueryResult

tableQueryResult

tableQueryResult

tableQueryResult like this:

const { tableQueryResult:{refetch} } = useTable({
    dataProviderName: 'masterDataProvider',
    resource: ${apiEndpoint.columnDetails}/?organization_id=1,
    pagination: {
      mode: 'off',
    },
});

const { tableQueryResult:{refetch} } = useTable({
    dataProviderName: 'masterDataProvider',
    resource: ${apiEndpoint.columnDetails}/?organization_id=1,
    pagination: {
      mode: 'off',
    },
});

const { tableQueryResult:{refetch} } = useTable({
    dataProviderName: 'masterDataProvider',
    resource: ${apiEndpoint.columnDetails}/?organization_id=1,
    pagination: {
      mode: 'off',
    },
});

const { tableQueryResult:{refetch} } = useTable({
    dataProviderName: 'masterDataProvider',
    resource: ${apiEndpoint.columnDetails}/?organization_id=1,
    pagination: {
      mode: 'off',
    },
});

After this line,

tableQueryResult

tableQueryResult

tableQueryResult

tableQueryResult is not defined, only

refetch

refetch

is. If you want to use both

refetch

refetch

and

tableQueryResult

tableQueryResult

tableQueryResult

tableQueryResult, you should destructure them separately like this:

const { tableQueryResult } = useTable({
    dataProviderName: 'masterDataProvider',
    resource: ${apiEndpoint.columnDetails}/?organization_id=1,
    pagination: {
      mode: 'off',
    },
});

const { refetch } = tableQueryResult;

const { tableQueryResult } = useTable({
    dataProviderName: 'masterDataProvider',
    resource: ${apiEndpoint.columnDetails}/?organization_id=1,
    pagination: {
      mode: 'off',
    },
});

const { refetch } = tableQueryResult;

const { tableQueryResult } = useTable({
    dataProviderName: 'masterDataProvider',
    resource: ${apiEndpoint.columnDetails}/?organization_id=1,
    pagination: {
      mode: 'off',
    },
});

const { refetch } = tableQueryResult;

const { tableQueryResult } = useTable({
    dataProviderName: 'masterDataProvider',
    resource: ${apiEndpoint.columnDetails}/?organization_id=1,
    pagination: {
      mode: 'off',
    },
});

const { refetch } = tableQueryResult;

Now you can use both

tableQueryResult

tableQueryResult

tableQueryResult

tableQueryResult and

refetch

refetch

in your code.
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