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by dceddia
2239 days ago
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If you want a lightweight cache, check out react-query[0]. It's a nice abstraction around fetching data, and it handles caching out of the box, as well as refetching data when the browser regains focus and a lot of other nice things. 0: https://github.com/tannerlinsley/react-query |
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I find using apollo's graphql client library solves this reasonably well too, though the syntax is a bit clunky and knowing when you need to explicitly define a cache function or not is tricky.