🛌🎣 Rest hooks">

Asynchronous dynamic data at scale. Performance, data integrity, and typing for REST, proto, GraphQL, websockets and more.

Simple TypeScript definition

class Article extends Entity {
  readonly id: string = '';
  readonly title: string = '';
  readonly body: string = '';

  pk() { return this.id; }
}

const ArticleDetail = new Endpoint(
  ({ id }: { id: string }) => fetch(`http://test.com/articles/${id}`)).then(res => res.json()),
  { schema: Article },
}

One line data hookup

const article = useResource(ArticleDetail, { id });
return (
  <>
    <h2>{article.title}</h2>
    <p>{article.body}</p>
  </>
);

Mutation

const update = useFetcher(ArticleDetail);
return <ArticleForm onSubmit={data => update({ id }, data)} />;

And subscriptions

const price = useResource(PriceDetail, { symbol });
useSubscription(PriceDetail, { symbol });+
return price.value;

...all typed ...fast ...and consistent

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Features

• Strong Typescript types
• 🛌 React Suspense support
• 🧵 React 18 Concurrent mode compatible
• 🎣 Declarative API
• 📝 Composition over configuration
• 💰 Normalized response configurable caching
• 💥 Tiny bundle footprint
• 🛑 Automatic overfetching elimination
• ✨ Optimistic updates
• 🧘 Flexible to fit any API design (one size fits all)
• 🔧 Debugging and inspection via browser extension
• 🌳 Tree-shakable (only use what you need)
• 🔁 Subscriptions
• ♻️ Optional redux integration
• 📙 Storybook mocking
• 📱 React Native support
• 🚯 Declarative cache lifetime policy

Special thanks

Thanks to @0xcaff, @melissafzhang and @alexiswolfish for their valuable feedback.