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How to store the data in React state after Querying it from GraphQL?


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Following is my Query:



import React from 'react';
import getProducts from '../queries/getProduct';
import Query from "react-apollo";


export const Product = () =>
const proId =
"productId": "95eb601f2d13"


return (
<Query query=getProducts variables=proId>
( loading, error, data ) =>
if (loading) return "Loading...";
if (error) return `Error! $error.message`;

return (
<div>
data.map(entry => entry)
</div>
);

</Query>
);
;

export default Product;


I need to now store the received data in React or Redux (whichever is ideal) so I can access that data in 1/2 Components. How can I store data rather than rendering it like it's doing above?



Depending on this data, I am rendering 90% components.










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    Following is my Query:



    import React from 'react';
    import getProducts from '../queries/getProduct';
    import Query from "react-apollo";


    export const Product = () =>
    const proId =
    "productId": "95eb601f2d13"


    return (
    <Query query=getProducts variables=proId>
    ( loading, error, data ) =>
    if (loading) return "Loading...";
    if (error) return `Error! $error.message`;

    return (
    <div>
    data.map(entry => entry)
    </div>
    );

    </Query>
    );
    ;

    export default Product;


    I need to now store the received data in React or Redux (whichever is ideal) so I can access that data in 1/2 Components. How can I store data rather than rendering it like it's doing above?



    Depending on this data, I am rendering 90% components.










    share|improve this question
























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      Following is my Query:



      import React from 'react';
      import getProducts from '../queries/getProduct';
      import Query from "react-apollo";


      export const Product = () =>
      const proId =
      "productId": "95eb601f2d13"


      return (
      <Query query=getProducts variables=proId>
      ( loading, error, data ) =>
      if (loading) return "Loading...";
      if (error) return `Error! $error.message`;

      return (
      <div>
      data.map(entry => entry)
      </div>
      );

      </Query>
      );
      ;

      export default Product;


      I need to now store the received data in React or Redux (whichever is ideal) so I can access that data in 1/2 Components. How can I store data rather than rendering it like it's doing above?



      Depending on this data, I am rendering 90% components.










      share|improve this question














      Following is my Query:



      import React from 'react';
      import getProducts from '../queries/getProduct';
      import Query from "react-apollo";


      export const Product = () =>
      const proId =
      "productId": "95eb601f2d13"


      return (
      <Query query=getProducts variables=proId>
      ( loading, error, data ) =>
      if (loading) return "Loading...";
      if (error) return `Error! $error.message`;

      return (
      <div>
      data.map(entry => entry)
      </div>
      );

      </Query>
      );
      ;

      export default Product;


      I need to now store the received data in React or Redux (whichever is ideal) so I can access that data in 1/2 Components. How can I store data rather than rendering it like it's doing above?



      Depending on this data, I am rendering 90% components.







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          Try onCompleted like so:



          function onCompletedHandler(data) 
          dispatch( 'RECEIVED_DATA': data )


          <Query query=getProducts variables=proId onCompleted=onCompletedHandler>
          ...
          </Query>





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          • Thank you @Hrayr

            – Ishan Patel
            Mar 24 at 21:13











          • I also advise you to have a look at Local state management of Apollo Client. apollographql.com/docs/react/essentials/local-state.html

            – Hrayr Movsisyan
            Mar 25 at 8:37











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          Try onCompleted like so:



          function onCompletedHandler(data) 
          dispatch( 'RECEIVED_DATA': data )


          <Query query=getProducts variables=proId onCompleted=onCompletedHandler>
          ...
          </Query>





          share|improve this answer

























          • Thank you @Hrayr

            – Ishan Patel
            Mar 24 at 21:13











          • I also advise you to have a look at Local state management of Apollo Client. apollographql.com/docs/react/essentials/local-state.html

            – Hrayr Movsisyan
            Mar 25 at 8:37















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          Try onCompleted like so:



          function onCompletedHandler(data) 
          dispatch( 'RECEIVED_DATA': data )


          <Query query=getProducts variables=proId onCompleted=onCompletedHandler>
          ...
          </Query>





          share|improve this answer

























          • Thank you @Hrayr

            – Ishan Patel
            Mar 24 at 21:13











          • I also advise you to have a look at Local state management of Apollo Client. apollographql.com/docs/react/essentials/local-state.html

            – Hrayr Movsisyan
            Mar 25 at 8:37













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          1







          Try onCompleted like so:



          function onCompletedHandler(data) 
          dispatch( 'RECEIVED_DATA': data )


          <Query query=getProducts variables=proId onCompleted=onCompletedHandler>
          ...
          </Query>





          share|improve this answer















          Try onCompleted like so:



          function onCompletedHandler(data) 
          dispatch( 'RECEIVED_DATA': data )


          <Query query=getProducts variables=proId onCompleted=onCompletedHandler>
          ...
          </Query>






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          • Thank you @Hrayr

            – Ishan Patel
            Mar 24 at 21:13











          • I also advise you to have a look at Local state management of Apollo Client. apollographql.com/docs/react/essentials/local-state.html

            – Hrayr Movsisyan
            Mar 25 at 8:37

















          • Thank you @Hrayr

            – Ishan Patel
            Mar 24 at 21:13











          • I also advise you to have a look at Local state management of Apollo Client. apollographql.com/docs/react/essentials/local-state.html

            – Hrayr Movsisyan
            Mar 25 at 8:37
















          Thank you @Hrayr

          – Ishan Patel
          Mar 24 at 21:13





          Thank you @Hrayr

          – Ishan Patel
          Mar 24 at 21:13













          I also advise you to have a look at Local state management of Apollo Client. apollographql.com/docs/react/essentials/local-state.html

          – Hrayr Movsisyan
          Mar 25 at 8:37





          I also advise you to have a look at Local state management of Apollo Client. apollographql.com/docs/react/essentials/local-state.html

          – Hrayr Movsisyan
          Mar 25 at 8:37



















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