Happy to share that I'm officially starting to work as a front-end developer in
@artlabsai! 🥳
I still can't believe it's happening.🤯
I've sacrificed a lot during my journey and spent a lot of time in front of the screen. It wasn't easy but 100% worth it.
Keep pushing #100devs
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@TkDodo@incepterr Ah, what I wanted to mean was that the filters were needed only for another specific component and not for any components. That makes two components, sorry 😅
Thanks a lot for the help, I really appreciate your time 🙏
I've been searching for an answer to this but I failed. So here I am asking the guru @TkDodo 😅
Is it possible to get a specific query result from the cache without all keys? Trying to consume the same filtered query from a different component without knowing the query filter🤔
@incepterr@TkDodo Yeah, you are right. My questions just came from my curiosity to see if it's possible to use react-query that way without installing another lib to the project.
Filters are needed only for one specific component and I thought it would be too much to just install a new lib 😅
@TkDodo I tried a similar way and it returned me an array of all the caches. I thought maybe there is a way to extract the query key I passed from there or get the data I need but failed 😅