TanStack/query

This system is a comprehensive data-fetching and caching library (TanStack Query) that provides framework-specific adapters for React, Vue, Svelte, Solid, Preact, and Lit. It enables developers to manage server state, handle caching, and perform optimistic updates across various frontend environments. The repository also includes tooling for linting, testing, and building these integrations, alongside a dedicated DevTools package for debugging query states.

This period focused on modernizing the repository's build tooling, migrating examples to Vite, and expanding the library's support for Solid.js, Vue, and Angular. It also introduced new persistence and devtools features while standardizing configuration across all packages.

57 changes

This period focused on modernizing the Svelte integration to support Svelte 5 runes and introducing new adapters for Angular and Solid.js. The work included rewriting the core Svelte Query library, updating all Svelte examples to use the new reactive primitives, and adding initial experimental packages for Angular and Solid.js persistence and devtools.

57 changes

This period focused on expanding the library's ecosystem by adding integration templates and examples for a wide range of frameworks, including Angular, Solid.js, Svelte, and Next.js. Concurrently, significant effort was directed toward improving code quality and reliability through comprehensive test coverage for core packages and the introduction of new ESLint rules to enforce best practices.

44 changes

This period focused on expanding framework support by introducing official adapters for Preact and Lit, alongside new example projects for both. The work included implementing core query and mutation controllers, devtools, and persistence providers for these frameworks, while also adding comprehensive test coverage for the new and existing devtools components.

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