Overview:

If you are looking to incorporate React Query into your Next.js 13 app directory, this article will guide you through the setup process. Learn how to set up React Query and make the QueryClient accessible to all components in the component tree.

Features:

• Next.js 13 Project Setup: Step-by-step guide on setting up the Next.js 13 project.
• Custom Query Client Provider: Learn how to create a custom Query Client Provider.
• Request-scoped QueryClient Instance: Create a request-scoped instance of QueryClient.
• Custom Hydrate Component: Guide on creating a custom Hydrate component.
• QueryClient Provider in Next.js: Provide the QueryClient Provider to Next.js components.
• Prefetching Data: Techniques to prefetch data using hydration and dehydration.

Installation:

1. Start by setting up your Next.js 13 project.

   npx create-next-app@13 example-app
   

2. Create a custom Query Client Provider.

   import { QueryClient, QueryClientProvider } from 'react-query';
   
   const queryClient = new QueryClient();
   
   export function CustomQueryClientProvider({ children }) {
       return (
           <QueryClientProvider client={queryClient}>
               {children}
           </QueryClientProvider>
       );
   }
   

3. Create a request-scoped instance of QueryClient.

4. Implement a custom Hydrate component.

5. Provide the QueryClient Provider to your Next.js components.

6. Utilize techniques for prefetching data using hydration and dehydration.

Summary:

This article provides a comprehensive guide on setting up React Query in a Next.js 13 app directory. With detailed instructions on creating custom providers, instances, and prefetching data, you can seamlessly integrate React Query into your Next.js 13 project.