verify-query-patterns

To validate React Query cache key consistency, run an audit against your hooks directory to enforce uniform naming conventions. This checks your TypeScript project to prevent data fetching anomalies and maintain code quality.

Checking React Query staleTime and gcTime settings requires auditing cache timing configurations across your codebase. This review verifies optimal performance and ensures proper memory management for your data fetching hooks.

Dependent React Query hooks fetch unnecessarily when the enabled option is missing or incorrect. Validating the enabled option usage prevents these extra fetches and ensures proper data synchronization.

Separating real-time onSnapshot listeners from polling useQuery patterns requires auditing your data fetching hooks. This ensures proper separation of real-time and polling logic to prevent state management anomalies.

Verifying QueryClientProvider setup involves confirming its correct implementation at the application entry point. This provider setup verification ensures smooth data synchronization and prevents caching inconsistencies.

Yes, you can validate React Query configurations on an existing TypeScript codebase. Running this audit after refactoring data fetching hooks or updating queryClient files catches potential bugs before they impact users.