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This release updates RTK Query with support for SSR and rehydration, allows sharing mutation results across components, adds a new currentData field to query results, adds several new options for customizing endpoints and base queries, adds support for async condition options in createAsyncThunk, and updates createSlice/createReducer to accept a "lazy state initializer" function.

npm i @reduxjs/toolkit@next

yarn add @reduxjs/toolkit@next

See the v1.7 beta docs for updated usage guides and API references:

Changelog

RTK Query SSR and Rehydration Support

RTK Query now has support for SSR scenarios, such as the getStaticProps/getServerSideProps APIs in Next.js. Queries can be executed on the server using the existing dispatch(someEndpoint.initiate()) thunks, and then collected using the new await Promise.all(api.getRunningOperationPromises()) method.

API definitions can then provide an extractRehydrationInfo method that looks for a specific action type containing the fetched data, and return the data to initialize the API cache section of the store state.

The related api.util.getRunningOperationPromise() API adds a building block that may enable future support for React Suspense as well, and we'd encourage users to experiment with this idea.

Sharing Mutation Results Across Components

Mutation hooks provide status of in-progress requests, but as originally designed that information was unique per-component - there was no way for another component to see that request status data. But, we had several requests to enable this use case.

useMutation hooks now support a fixedCacheKey option that will store the result status in a common location, so multiple components can read the request status if needed.

This does mean that the data cannot easily be cleaned up automatically, so the mutation status object now includes a reset() function that can be used to clear that data.

Data Loading Updates

Query results now include a currentData field, which contains the latest data cached from the server for the current query arg. Additionally, transformResponse now receives the query arg as a parameter. These can be used to add additional derivation logic in cases when a hooks query arg has changed to represent a different value and the existing data no longer conceptually makes sense to keep displaying.

Data Serialization and Base Query Improvements

RTK Query originally only did shallow checks for query arg fields to determine if values had changed. This caused issues with infinite loops depending on user input.

The query hooks now use a "serialized stable value" hook internally to do more consistent comparisons of query args and eliminate those problems.

Also, fetchBaseQuery now supports a paramsSerializer option that allows customization of query string generation from the provided arguments, which enables better interaction with some backend APIs.

The BaseQueryApi and prepareheaders args now include fields for endpoint name, type to indicate if it's a query or mutation, and forced to indicate a re-fetch even if there was already a cache entry. These can be used to help determine headers like Cache-Control: no-cache.

createAsyncThunk Improvements

The condition option may now be async, which enables scenarios like checking if an existing operation is running and resolving the promise when the other instance is done.

If an idGenerator function is provided, it will now be given the thunkArg value as a parameter, which enables generating custom IDs based on the request data.

The createAsyncThunk types were updated to correctly handle type inference when using rejectWithValue().

Other Improvements

createSlice and createReducer now accept a "lazy state initializer" function as the initialState argument. If provided, the initializer will be called to produce a new initial state value any time the reducer is given undefined as its state argument. This can be useful for cases like reading from localStorage, as well as testing.

API objects now have a selectInvalidatedBy function that accepts a root state object and an array of query tag objects, and returns a list of details on endpoints that would be invalidated. This can be used to help implement optimistic updates of paginated lists.

Related Libraries

The Redux team has also recently released Reselect 4.1 and Redux Thunk 2.4. Reselect 4.1 contains major improvements to selector options, including cache sizes > 1, and both libraries have improved TS types. We'll update 1.7 to depend on those new versions before release, but you can update your own projects to make sure you have the new functionality and types available as well:

What's Changed

Full Changelog: v1.6.2...v1.7.0-beta.0

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thorn0, msutkowski, and 5 other contributors
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