I’m trying to find a way to update my query when the route changes (same component). The query is being selected using route meta data. Between Vue router’s navigation guards, hooks, watching for changes, etc, and Urqls "useQuery," I can’t figure out how to structure it to give me new data when the route changes. I just want it to recognize that "myQuery" has a new value, and to apply that to the query and rerun it.
const route = useRoute();
const myQuery = route.meta.query;
const posts = await useQuery({
query: gql`
query posts {
${myQuery} {
title
description
interests {
title
}
createdAt
image_url
userId {
username
}
}
}
`,
pause: false
});
const data = posts.data;
asked 2 hours ago
QuinQuin
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See stackoverflow.com/questions/46402809/… . And the query is supposed to involve reactive variables in order to be able to update it, formidable.com/open-source/urql/docs/basics/vue/#variables
1 hour ago
@EstusFlask thanks. But can those variables provide the query name itself? Or just args that are passed to the query? I'm trying to use a variable for the query name because it's the only thing that changes on the client.
1 hour ago
might want to set a watcher on the route – also: I think you would not await useQuery, just move on directly. Also, you don't use variables (instead, you re-build the query string) – that might be the root causse. (see formidable.com/open-source/urql/docs/basics/vue) as well
32 mins ago