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To clear data in hook in refine, you can use the
However, to use this method effectively, you need to know the query key used by the hook. If you don't know the query key, you can specify it when using the hook:
Then, you can invalidate this specific query:
This will clear the data for this specific query and trigger a refetch.
Refine useCustom FAQ provides more information on how to invalidate queries in refine.
Remember that refine automatically invalidates affected resources after mutations. If you want to manually control this behavior, you can use the prop in hooks like
Refine Forms Guide - Invalidation provides more details on customizing invalidation behavior in refine.
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To clear data in hook in refine, you can use the
invalidateQueriesHowever, to use this method effectively, you need to know the query key used by the hook. If you don't know the query key, you can specify it when using the hook:
Then, you can invalidate this specific query:
This will clear the data for this specific query and trigger a refetch.
Refine useCustom FAQ provides more information on how to invalidate queries in refine.
Remember that refine automatically invalidates affected resources after mutations. If you want to manually control this behavior, you can use the prop in hooks like
useFormfalseRefine Forms Guide - Invalidation provides more details on customizing invalidation behavior in refine.
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H@kapa.ai I want to clear useOne data on state change
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To clear data on state change in refine, you can use a combination of the hook and the
This setup will cause the data to be cleared and refetched whenever the changes.
It's important to note that this approach will trigger a new API request each time the state changes. If you want to avoid unnecessary API calls, you might want to consider using the option in
For example:
To clear data on state change in refine, you can use a combination of the hook and the
queryOptions- First, import the necessary hooks:
- In your component, set up your state and the :
- Use the hook with a specific query key:
- Create an effect that will invalidate the query when the state changes:
This setup will cause the data to be cleared and refetched whenever the changes.
It's important to note that this approach will trigger a new API request each time the state changes. If you want to avoid unnecessary API calls, you might want to consider using the option in
queryOptionsFor example:
KThis approach aligns with refine's data fetching principles as described in the Refine useOne documentation. Remember that refine uses TanStack Query under the hood, so you can leverage all of its features for fine-grained control over your data fetching and caching behavior.
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H@kapa.ai How can I set default filters in useTable?
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To set default filters in hook in refine, you can use the property. This allows you to specify the initial filter state when the table is first rendered. Here's how you can do it:
In this example, the table will initially be filtered to show only records where the "name" field contains "Foo".
You can set multiple initial filters by adding more objects to the array:
It's important to note that these initial filters are not permanent. They will be cleared when the user changes the filter. If you want to set permanent filters that cannot be changed by the user, you should use the property instead.
For more information on the available filter operators and structure, you can refer to the interface documentation.
Additionally, if you're using Ant Design's Table component with refine, don't forget to add to your components to ensure the filter states sync correctly with the table:
To set default filters in hook in refine, you can use the property. This allows you to specify the initial filter state when the table is first rendered. Here's how you can do it:
In this example, the table will initially be filtered to show only records where the "name" field contains "Foo".
You can set multiple initial filters by adding more objects to the array:
It's important to note that these initial filters are not permanent. They will be cleared when the user changes the filter. If you want to set permanent filters that cannot be changed by the user, you should use the property instead.
For more information on the available filter operators and structure, you can refer to the interface documentation.
Additionally, if you're using Ant Design's Table component with refine, don't forget to add to your components to ensure the filter states sync correctly with the table:
KThis information is based on the Refine useTable documentation and Ant Design useTable documentation.
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