React Fetch FAQ

Q: What is @resourge/react-fetch?
A: A React library providing hooks and components for declarative, type-safe data fetching with features like pagination, infinite loading, scroll restoration, and more.

Q: How does useFetch work?
A: useFetch simplifies fetching data from APIs with built-in loading and error states, caching, and automatic updates on dependency changes.

Q: Can I perform pagination with this library?
A: Yes, the usePagination hook supports paginated data loading and includes helpers like loadMore and hasMore.

Q: How is infinite scrolling handled?
A: Use useInfiniteLoading to automatically load more data as the user scrolls, with control over when to fetch the next batch.

Q: Does it support offline detection?
A: Yes, the useIsOnline hook tracks the user’s network status and updates reactively.

Q: Can I restore scroll position on page navigation?
A: Yes, useScrollRestoration and useInfiniteScrollRestoration hooks help restore scroll positions automatically.

Q: Are the hooks typed with TypeScript?
A: Yes, all hooks and components have full TypeScript support and infer request and response types when possible.

Q: Can I customize the loading indicators?
A: Yes, components like Loader, GlobalLoader, LoadingFallback, and LoadingSuspense provide flexible ways to display loading states.

Q: Does the library integrate with React Suspense?
A: Yes, LoadingSuspense wraps suspense boundaries to show fallback loading UI.

Q: Is it possible to persist fetch states?
A: While not built-in, you can combine these hooks with state management or caching solutions for persistence.

Q: How do I contribute?
A: See the CONTRIBUTING.md file in the repository for guidelines on contributing.

Q: Where can I get help or report issues?
A: Use the GitHub issues page or join the community discussions linked in the repository.