verify-firebase-mutations

To validate Firebase mutation hooks for cache invalidation in React Query, you can run a verification Skill that checks if your useMutation hooks correctly implement invalidateQueries to update the queryClient cache. This ensures proper data handling and prevents stale data.

Checking if React Query mutations use writeBatch for multi-document Firebase updates involves scanning your hook implementations for the correct writeBatch pattern. This verification enforces efficient multi-document updates and ensures proper import of Firebase Firestore functions.

Yes, the Firebase mutation validation process explicitly checks for robust error handling mechanisms. It verifies that your mutations include proper error management structures, such as onError callbacks or try/catch blocks, to maintain application stability during data operations.

Yes, you can use this verification to find missing queryClient usage in your Firebase Firestore mutation hooks. It ensures proper queryClient usage and validates that all Firebase Firestore functions are correctly imported for data integrity.

The best way to prevent stale data when updating Firebase documents through React Query mutations is to verify that every hook correctly implements invalidateQueries. This ensures all related data caches are properly invalidated after multi-document updates.

You need to verify your Firebase mutation hook implementations after modifying any hook that handles data updates, such as student data changes. Running this check confirms that related data caches are correctly invalidated and error handling is robust.