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How to use the redux-query.requestAsync function in redux-query

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amplitude / redux-query / packages / redux-query-react / src / hooks / use-request.js View on Github

const dispatchRequestToRedux = useConstCallback(queryConfig => {
    const promise = reduxDispatch(requestAsync(queryConfig));

    // If a promise is not returned, we know that the query middleware ignored this request and
    // one will not be made, so don't consider it as "pending".
    if (promise) {
      isPendingRef.current = true;
    }

    return promise;
  });

amplitude / redux-query / packages / redux-query-react / src / components / connect-request.js View on Github

const dispatchRequestToRedux = useConstCallback((queryConfig: QueryConfig) => {
    const promise = reduxDispatch(requestAsync(queryConfig));

    if (promise) {
      const queryKey = getQueryKey(queryConfig);

      if (queryKey) {
        pendingRequests.current.add(queryKey);
      }
    }
  });