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•Created by Lightwaves on 9/17/2024 in #general

calling mutations in setInterval or setTimeout

thanks

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•Created by Lightwaves on 9/17/2024 in #general

calling mutations in setInterval or setTimeout

I see, that makes sense

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•Created by Lightwaves on 8/23/2024 in #general

Modifying a query result on the client

I thought you had to do something special to do this, not that it did it as a default

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•Created by Lightwaves on 8/23/2024 in #general

Modifying a query result on the client

    
Reactivity: clients can subscribe to queries to receive new results when the underlying data changes.

To have these attributes the handler function must be deterministic, which means that given the same arguments (including the query context) it will return the same response.

    
Reactivity: clients can subscribe to queries to receive new results when the underlying data changes.

To have these attributes the handler function must be deterministic, which means that given the same arguments (including the query context) it will return the same response.

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•Created by Lightwaves on 8/23/2024 in #general

Modifying a query result on the client

I think I misread the docs

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•Created by Lightwaves on 8/23/2024 in #general

Modifying a query result on the client

my bad

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•Created by Lightwaves on 8/23/2024 in #general

Modifying a query result on the client

I guess that is so

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•Created by Lightwaves on 8/23/2024 in #general

Modifying a query result on the client

Or wait maybe im just misunderstanding how this works and "myvar" magically updates if I run a mutation

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•Created by Lightwaves on 8/23/2024 in #general

Modifying a query result on the client

I'm querying a document. The page it's on displays the content of an array of objects in the document This page also lets you add something to that array. Usually I would either change the doc in the db and re-query the document to update the value or change the document in the db and update the frontend value with whatever was supposed to be added to the db. basically i want to change the value of myvar at some point, but i need it to be a state variable to do that, so what's the better way of making a query result a state variable

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