fuery_hooks 1.5.1

Hooks for Fuery: useQuery, useInfiniteQuery, useMutation, useQueries, and useMutationState for flutter_hooks, with useOnQueryChange and useOnMutationChange for side effects.

1.5.1

• Released with the performance improvements of fuery_core 1.5.1: useQuery, useInfiniteQuery, useQueries, and useMutation no longer hash a key built again with the same content on every build, and useMutationState and useOnMutationStateChange stay fast with many runs in the cache.

1.5.0

• Add useMutationState(mutation). It returns the state of every run of a mutation, found by its mutationKey or by MutationFilters, oldest first, wherever the run was started.
• Add useOnQueryChange, useOnMutationChange, and useOnMutationStateChange for side effects, such as a snackbar or navigation, with the rules of the listener widgets. The first two take the result of useQuery, useInfiniteQuery, or useMutation; useOnMutationStateChange hears every run of a mutation, as MutationStateListener does. The listener runs after a change, never during a build and not for the result at mount, with the widget's own context.
• Exports FueryFocusManager. FocusManager still means Flutter's class.

1.4.4

• First release: useQuery, useInfiniteQuery, useMutation, useQueries, and useQueryClient render Fuery's queries and mutations in a HookWidget. Released and versioned together with fuery and fuery_core.
• In debug builds, a hook warns once when it gets an observer created in build, which subscribes again on every rebuild, or an observer of another client than the one it uses.
• fuery_hooks.dart re-exports fuery without Fuery's FocusManager class, whose name Flutter uses too; the focusManager singleton is exported.