frontend-query-mutation

You can standardize React Query hooks by organizing them by domain, using UseRequestProcessor for retry and error handling, and enforcing type-safety with dedicated TypeScript types and centralized URL constants.

Structuring data fetching logic with TanStack React Query works best when you organize hooks under domain-specific directories and centralize API access through a shared Axios instance with a getURL helper for consistent endpoints.

Yes, you can use Axios with React Query to handle conditional queries and cache invalidation by wiring your domain-specific hooks to a shared Axios instance via UseRequestProcessor for consistent lifecycle behavior.

You need dedicated TypeScript types and standardized query/mutation keys to maintain consistent, reusable API hook patterns, ensuring type-safety and uniform data fetching across the frontend application.

Handle retries and error handling for React Query mutations and queries by implementing UseRequestProcessor, which standardizes lifecycle behavior and error management for both operations across your codebase.

Streaming patterns with React Query hooks are implemented alongside conditional queries and cache invalidation strategies, ensuring continuous data fetching while maintaining type-safety through centralized URL constants and TypeScript types.