Introducing the new Solid Query client
Eelco Wiersma
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We're excited to announce that we now have official Solid.js support! 🎉. This new client is built on top of TanStack Solid Query , and brings all the good stuff from WunderGraph to the Solid.js ecosystem. Query, mutate and subscribe to your WunderGraph API fully typesafe in Solid.js.
The release is still in beta and we're looking for feedback on the API and how it works with Solid.js. If you have any feedback, please let us know by opening an issue on Github or talk to us directly on Discord .
Let's go through quickly how to set it up and how it works.
Install the Solid Query client:
Before you can use the hooks, you need to modify your code generation to include the base typescript client.
Now you can configure the hooks. Create a new file, for example src/lib/wundergraph.ts and add the following code:
Turn queries into live queries, live queries are refetched on a interval on the WunderGraph server.
Build realtime apps with subscriptions.
Let's say we have a query that fetches the current user's profile in one component and we have a form that updates the profile. We can add an onSuccess handler to the mutation that calls queryClient.invalidateQueries on the GetProfile query and trigger a refetch and update the internal React Query cache.
Now we could even make this fully optimistic by updating the GetProfile cache instead and then refetching it, it would look something like this:
Check out the reference and example app below to learn more about the new Solid Query integration.
You can now leverage the power of WunderGraph with Solid.js, we are excited to see what you'll build with it.
Thanks go out to Tanstack for making this awesome async state management library. We will be releasing Svelte and Vue integrations soon, stay tuned!
We would love to know more about your experience with Solid.js. Do you use Vite, or Solid Start? What do you like about it?
Share it in the comments below or come join us on our Discord server .
