Fetch policy used for the query hook.
If not specified, by default is "cache-first", but if lazy is true, it's default is "cache-and-network"
Fetch timeout time, by default it's 10000 ms
Headers added to the fetch call
Specify lazy behaviour of the query.
Wait until explicit query call.
It also disables sharedCacheId behaviour
Whether the hook should re-render when it's fetching after a refetch and change it's fetchState to "loading"
By default it's set to true
Event called on every successful hook call. Including cache updates, setData calls, and successful network calls.
(data: Maybe
Event called on GraphQL error on hook call.
Activate and specify milliseconds polling interval of the hook call;
Shared hook cache id
In order to be able to sync different query hooks data you can specify a shared cache id between those hooks which will update each other data.
This cache id also works as in memory persistence across different hook instances of the same hook, across navigating through different pages for example.
Skip automatic query hook call if it's set to true
This option only works if lazy is false or not specified
Variables used in the hook call.
Hook automatically called on any variable change in useQuery.
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Options of useQuery