Build react useFetch from scratch | with check list, tests and examples

[@brynobryno]

I would appreciate video on testing itself ✌

[@mrlectus]

upvote this guys

[@tnp03]

Great video 🎉.
1. Please add tutorials for testing.
2. How to prefetch using this

[@nickwoodward819]

amazing idea for a video. learning how useState worked under the hood and implementing a basic version helped me understand stale values much better. looking forward to watching all of this

[@ElNicopewpew]

Damn I learned so much, and it gave me a teeny bit anxiety regarding some of my old fetch functions.

[@prashlovessamosa]

great thanks for sharing CJ

[@hut_fire1490]

Would using useReducer makes any differences here ?

[@syntaxfm]

Yes, we could combine all of the useStates into a single useReducer. The main difference is preference / implementation. I plan to cover this in a future video. It will be nice to show a refactor that has tests to make sure our refactor doesn't break anything.

[@rahulspoudel]

nice one. thanks cj & syntax 👏👌

[@cant_sleeeep]

amazing person

[@nicogaspa1021]

Nice job! Thanks CJ for the great content as always 😊✌🏻

[@elmalleable]

Awesome

[@YoussefWH]

Great

[@taquanminhlong]

I think making useAsyncState is more versatile than narrowing down to just fetching

[@syntaxfm]

That would be a fun one to implement as well. The main use case for something like useFetch is built in request cancellation and error handling.

[@hut_fire1490]

Maybe implement cache as well for future video ? That would be interesting

[@mrlectus]

Now use useReducer