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Iva Kop
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Apr 19, 2021 â‹… 3 min read

Simplify GraphQL requests with React Query, GraphQL Code Generator, and TypeScript

Iva Kop I am a self-taught software developer passionate about frontend development and architecture.

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3 Replies to "Simplify GraphQL requests with React Query, GraphQL Code Generator, and TypeScript"

  1. This article was really informative but I’m facing issues while passing my session cookie while doing server side rendering in Next.js with graphql-request. Can somebody help me out?

  2. Hi, how to fire these query hooks based on conditions ? Since they are hooks they cannot be wrapped by conditions

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