fix: fixed problem with update bookmarks
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Pull Request details
Fixed problems with update bookmarks - after click icon, article will be added to bookmarks + toast "Bookmark updated"
Any Breaking changes
Important. I am not sure it is most efficient solution.
In onSuccess I am invalidating query, with queryClient.invalidateQueries(); Imo problem is with invalidate all queries, not particular one. I tried with: queryClient.invalidateQueries([myBookmarks), but it doesn't work
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New Features
- Introduced success notifications for bookmark updates in article previews.
- Refactored bookmark mutation handling to improve user experience.
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Walkthrough
The update involves enhancing the ArticlePreview component with new functionalities to improve user experience. It now uses useQueryClient for managing query states and toast for displaying success messages, providing immediate feedback to users during bookmark updates.
Changes
| File | Summary |
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components/.../ArticlePreview.tsx |
Added imports for useQueryClient and toast. Refactored bookmark mutation handling with loading state and success toast. Added disabled attribute to bookmark button. |
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In a codebase, not so vast,
A rabbit hopped in, quite fast.
"Let's add some magic," it said with glee,
To make bookmarks as lively as can be.
🌟 With a toast that pops, and queries that dance,
Now every update gets its chance.
🐰 "With each change, we grow," whispers the rabbit,
"In this digital burrow, we weave our habit."
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Whooo, optimistic update can be perfect here. I am struggling with implement it, some query keys problem:
https://tanstack.com/query/v4/docs/framework/react/guides/optimistic-updates
Maybe we can change approach a littie bit and use disabled property on button? Something like: <button disabled={isLoading},
I can get isLoading from useMutation.
Whooo, optimistic update can be perfect here. I am struggling with implement it, some query keys problem:
https://tanstack.com/query/v4/docs/framework/react/guides/optimistic-updates
Maybe we can change approach a littie bit and use disabled property on button? Something like: <button disabled={isLoading},
I can get isLoading from useMutation.
Sorry I'm slow getting back to you. Yeah something like that might be good! I'll also take a look and see what options there is
@NiallJoeMaher can you check it now? button will be disable during action, it prevent sending another request. Should be helpful :-) If not, we can talk about better solution