feat: list of queries and mutations to be prevented from being persisted #1424
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| const cacheState = dehydrate(queryClient, { | ||
| shouldDehydrateQuery: (query) => { | ||
| const isExist = | ||
| blacklistQueries.filter((bl) => deepEqual(bl, query.queryKey)) |
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I’m pretty sure there are Util functions already to compare query keys without the need of an extra dependency :)
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Indeed. We should use those utils
| * any sort of encryption */ | ||
| blacklistQueries?: QueryKey[]; | ||
| /** A list of MutationKeys to be blacklisted and prevented from persisted */ | ||
| blacklistMutations?: MutationKey[]; |
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We should also be avoiding charged terminology like blacklist. A good alternative might be disallow Queries, filter Queries etc.
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I think blocklist / allowlist ist the new blacklist / whitelist
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This PR is approaching stale status. Would you like us to keep this open @aminerol? |
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Hi all, I don't know what the status of this PR is, but wouldn't it make more sense to enrich the {
hydrate: HydrateOptions,
dehydrate: DehydrateOptions,
}and using them when calling This would allow full customization for the user, and could meet the needs of @aminerol if the utility functions @TkDodo talks about in a thread are exposed by the package. |
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Throwing in a request to add an |
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We're going to be changing the API of the persist plugin soon that will make these changes obsolete. Thanks for your input! |
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FWIW, it looks like the option along the lines of that suggested by @charlesrollin was added in PR #2131 |
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should be able to pass an array of QueryKeys and MutationKeys to be prevented from persisting, a use case that this should be handy its when we querying an access token, this token shouldn't be stored locally since it's not encrypted