Summary

React Query is battle tested for scaling applications and can be a great solution for all sorts of projects. In this chapter, we installed it in the Funbook app and added it to the app. We didn’t configure anything specific, as our project is small and didn’t require any changes from the default configuration. We then looked at how a simple data fetching mechanism can be used for checking the login status of the user. Next, we created and used another, more complex, data-fetching hook with a dependency. We displayed the fetched data and then we took a tour of other React Query utilities. React Query is the last stop in our journey through the world of state management libraries for React Native apps. I hope you enjoyed the ride!

I invite you, my dear reader, to accompany me to the last chapter, where we will summarize everything we have learned on the topic of state management in React Native apps.