pass custom params in url from custom data provider
how can i pass custom params like fromdate etc in url
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To pass custom parameters like
fromdate
in the URL using a custom data provider in refine, you can use the useCustom
hook. This hook allows you to specify the endpoint URL and query parameters.
Here's an example of how you can achieve this:
In this example:
- The url
property specifies the endpoint of the request.
- The method
property specifies the HTTP method of the request (in this case, get
).
- The config.query
property is used to pass custom query parameters like fromdate
and todate
.
For more detailed information, you can refer to the useCustom documentation (https://refine.dev/docs/data/hooks/use-custom/#configquery).
If you need to pass custom headers as well, you can include them in the config
property:
This way, you can pass both custom query parameters and headers to your custom data provider.
For more information on passing custom headers, you can refer to the Passing custom headers documentation (https://refine.dev/docs/data/packages/simple-rest/#passing-custom-headers).
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wise-whiteOP•5mo ago
i need to access param value from a usecontext thst i have created
@kapa.ai i need to access param value from a usecontext thst i have created
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To access a parameter value from a
useContext
that you have created, you need to follow these steps:
1. Create the Context and Provider: First, create a context and a provider component that will supply the context value.
2. Consume the Context: Use the useContext
hook to access the context value in your component.
Here's an example to illustrate this:
Step 1: Create the Context and Provider
Step 2: Consume the Context
Step 3: Use the Provider in Your Application
Wrap your application or the part of your application that needs access to the context with the ParamProvider
.
In this example:
- The ParamProvider
component provides the context value (params
) to its children.
- The MyComponent
component consumes the context value using the useContext
hook.
This setup allows you to access and use the params
value from the context in any component that is a descendant of the ParamProvider
.
For more detailed information on how to use the React Context API, you can refer to the guide on consuming context in React (https://refine.dev/blog/usecontext-and-react-context/#how-to-consume-context-in-react).
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wise-whiteOP•5mo ago
@kapa.ai i am seem to having issue in concuming my context inside getList inside dataprovider
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To consume your context inside the
getList
method of your custom data provider, you need to ensure that the context is accessible within the scope where getList
is defined. This can be a bit tricky because getList
is typically defined outside of the React component tree where the context provider is used.
One approach to solve this is to pass the context value as a parameter to the getList
method. Here’s how you can achieve this:
Step 1: Create the Context and Provider
Step 2: Define the Data Provider
Modify your data provider to accept context values as parameters:
Step 3: Consume the Context and Pass it to the Data Provider
In your component, consume the context and pass it to the data provider:
Step 4: Use the Provider in Your Application
Wrap your application or the part of your application that needs access to the context with the ParamProvider
.
In this setup:
- The ParamProvider
component provides the context value (params
) to its children.
- The MyComponent
component consumes the context value using the useContext
hook and passes it to the useList
hook.
- The getList
method in the data provider uses the context parameters to make the API call.
This approach ensures that the context value is accessible within the getList
method of your
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