tanstack-query-best-practices
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Production conventions for TanStack Query (React Query): a five-file feature folder (types/requests/keys/queries/mutations), queryOptions() key factories with a single all() root per feature for hierarchical invalidation, QueryConfig/MutationConfig type helpers, optimistic updates with rollback, and useInfiniteQuery patterns. Use when adding, refactoring, or reviewing server-state or data-fetching code — useQuery, useMutation, useInfiniteQuery, queryClient, .queries.ts/.mutations.ts files — even when the user doesn't name the library.
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