| name | resilience |
| description | Standardizes how the application handles asynchronous states, errors, and feedback using TanStack Query/Router patterns. Trigger: Apply when building async UIs to implement Suspense, Skeletons, and Error Boundaries instead of manual loading states.
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| license | Apache-2.0 |
| metadata | {"author":"jmgomezdev","version":"1.0"} |
🧠 implementation Patterns
1. Data Loading (Read Operations)
- Pattern: Suspense.
- Rule: Components must NOT handle
isLoading explicitly.
- Action:
- Wrap Route Components (or parts of them) in
<Suspense fallback={<Skeleton />}>.
- Create granular Skeletons matching the UI layout (e.g.,
ProductCardSkeleton).
2. Route Errors (Page Level)
- Pattern: Error Boundaries.
- Rule: Loaders should usually throw errors to trigger the boundary.
- Action:
- Define
errorComponent in createRoute.
- Handle
404 Not Found (Typed errors) vs 500 Server Error (Generic).
- Provide "Retry" buttons using
router.invalidate().
3. Mutation Errors (Write Operations)
- Pattern: Side Effects (Toasts).
- Rule: Do not crash the page on a failed form submission.
- Action:
- Use
onError in useMutation hook.
- Trigger a Toast Notification (e.g.,
toast.error("Failed to update product")).
- Keep the form data (do not reset) so the user can retry.
4. Code Example (Route Error)
export const productDetailRoute = createRoute({
errorComponent: ({ error, reset }) => {
if (error.message.includes('404')) return <NotFoundPage />;
return <ErrorPage error={error} retry={reset} />;
},
loader: async ({ context }) => {
try {
await context.queryClient.ensureQueryData(...);
} catch (e) {
if (isAxios404(e)) throw new Error('404');
throw e;
}
}
});
Keywords
suspense, error-boundary, skeletons, loading-state, 404, 500, toast, mutation-error.