dev-create-hook

Creating a React Query hook for server state involves automating useQuery and useMutation setup with your service and adapter layers. It enforces TypeScript typing, proper caching, and cache invalidation within your Next.js project structure.

The best way to reduce React Query boilerplate is to automate client-side hook generation. This enforces consistent patterns like the 'use' prefix, 'use client' directive, and explicit staleTime for queries while wiring services and adapters automatically.

Yes, you need existing services and adapters in your TypeScript project structure. The hook generation requires these layers to be in place so it can properly wire the client-side useQuery and useMutation hooks to your data fetching and mutation logic.

Cache invalidation with useMutation works by automatically wiring the mutation to invalidate relevant useQuery caches. This ensures your server state stays fresh after data changes, handling errors properly while maintaining consistent React Query patterns.

Yes, you can use this approach to add server state management to an existing Next.js module. It generates typed hooks placed in hooks/use[Name].ts, covering both data fetching and mutations with proper caching and invalidation for new or existing features.