Documentation for `useQueryStates`
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From the code, I can see that you provide useQueryStates
for multiple state updates. Is this functional? It’s never mentioned in the docs. I tried the following but doesn’t seem to be working.
const [query, setQuery] = useQueryStates({
foo: "foo",
arr: "arr"
});
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Hmm… then I guess one-line of
queryTypes.string.withDefault('john')
doesn’t make any harm!Will keep using that. I didn’t touch typescript myself.
Thank you. I tried this. Now it adds up without replacing. But one by one after a delay.
I was doing a backend call on button change and I need all the values to be updated in the state, but its taking so much time updating 4-8 items. My current workaround was calling the
router.push
manually without thepathname
The above updates the URL relatively fast, but does it together.