native-data-fetching

To implement offline support in React Native, use React Query or SWR to cache API responses locally. This allows the app to load cached data without a network connection and synchronize when connectivity is restored.

The best way to handle API errors in React Native is to implement robust error-handling patterns alongside caching strategies. This minimizes user disruption during flaky networks by gracefully managing failed fetches and data loading retries.

Yes, you can use React Query with Expo Router loaders. This skill provides a unified approach to fetch and data loading across client apps, integrating fetch, React Query, SWR, and Expo Router loaders seamlessly.

Authentication tokens for API calls in an Expo app are managed by implementing environment-aware API configuration alongside your data-fetching layer. This handles token management securely across client app network requests.

Yes, fetch works directly with React Query for data loading in React Native. You can use the standard fetch API or expo/fetch within your React Query setup to execute network requests and manage caching.