Interface IQuery<TArgs, TData>
- Namespace
- DotNetQuery.Core
- Assembly
- DotNetQuery.Core.dll
A query that fetches data using the provided TArgs.
Inherits all lifecycle members from IQuery.
public interface IQuery<TArgs, TData> : IQuery, IDisposable
Type Parameters
TArgsThe type of the parameters passed to the fetcher.
TDataThe type of the data returned by the fetcher.
- Inherited Members
Properties
CurrentState
The current state snapshot. Can be read synchronously without subscribing.
QueryState<TData> CurrentState { get; }
Property Value
- QueryState<TData>
Failure
Emits the Exception on each failed fetch.
IObservable<Exception> Failure { get; }
Property Value
Settled
Emits the final QueryState<TData> after each fetch completes, regardless of whether it succeeded or failed. Useful for hiding loading indicators.
IObservable<QueryState<TData>> Settled { get; }
Property Value
- IObservable<QueryState<TData>>
State
Emits on every state transition (e.g. Idle → Fetching → Success/Failed). Replays the latest state to new subscribers.
IObservable<QueryState<TData>> State { get; }
Property Value
- IObservable<QueryState<TData>>
Success
Emits the unwrapped TData on each successful fetch.
IObservable<TData> Success { get; }
Property Value
- IObservable<TData>
Methods
Detach()
Removes this query from the client cache while keeping active subscriptions alive. Use Dispose() to also tear down all subscriptions and release resources.
void Detach()
SetArgs(TArgs)
Sets the args that drive the next fetch. When args change, the query switches to the cache entry for the newly derived key and triggers a fetch if the query is enabled.
void SetArgs(TArgs args)
Parameters
argsTArgs
SetEnabled(bool)
Enables or disables the query. When false, fetching is suspended even if the query is
invalidated or new args are pushed. Pass true to resume; the query will immediately
re-evaluate its active key and trigger a fetch if one is pending.
void SetEnabled(bool enabled)
Parameters
enabledbool