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feat(marko-query): add the Marko 6 adapter, devtools, examples, and docs - #12566
Adds @tanstack/marko-query and @tanstack/marko-query-devtools, two example apps, an integration app, and the docs.
The packages
@tanstack/marko-query re-exports @tanstack/query-core and adds one tag per primitive:
Tag
Other adapters
<query>
useQuery / createQuery
<infinite-query>
useInfiniteQuery
<queries>
useQueries
<mutation>
useMutation
<is-fetching>
useIsFetching
<is-mutating>
useIsMutating
<mutation-state>
useMutationState
<hydration-boundary>
HydrationBoundary
<query-client-factory>
QueryClientProvider
It also exports getQueryClient, setQueryClient, setQueryClientFactory, isRestoring, setIsRestoring, queryOptions, infiniteQueryOptions, and mutationOptions.
@tanstack/marko-query-devtools adds <query-devtools> and <query-devtools-panel>. Both are development-only and load @tanstack/query-devtools in onMount, so nothing runs on the server.
Why it looks like this
Marko 6 has no context API, so QueryClientProvider has no direct equivalent. Four things follow.
The client lives on $global.getQueryClient($global) gives one client per request on the server and one per page in the browser. It is stored under Symbol.for("marko-query.client"). A symbol cannot be named in serializedGlobals, so the client never reaches the browser. It also survives { ...$global }, which matters because a spread context is a different object.
<query-client-factory> replaces the provider. The app writes it once in the root layout. A transform in the package's marko.json rewrites factory=createQueryClient to factory=() => createQueryClient() and appends a server-only scriptlet that calls setQueryClientFactory. The rewrite is needed because Marko 6 only sends functions that a template defines, and a bare import is not one. The tag registers the same factory in the browser before any query tag mounts.
Options are accessors. Every tag takes options=() => ({ ... }), like Solid and Svelte. Marko has to serialize everything the browser reads from input. A function declared in a template is serializable, an object exported from a module is not. The accessor also makes the options reactive.
The server never fetches by itself. A tag renders the optimistic result of whatever is already in the cache. To send a page with data, the app fills the cache first with getQueryClient(context).query(options) in a handler, a middleware, or an <await>. This is what React does.
Two smaller things:
throwOnError throws during render, so the nearest <try> catches it. It needs retryOnMount: false, otherwise the observer refetches on mount and isFetching suppresses the throw.
queryOptions is only needed at module scope, where nothing supplies a contextual type. Inside an options() accessor the tag already supplies it, so a plain object literal infers correctly. The examples follow this, and examples/marko/basic/src/lib/queries.ts has a comment about it.
Dehydration and hydration
The app never calls dehydrate or hydrate. Two paths carry the cache to the browser, and each covers a case the other cannot.
Through $global. When the server creates the request client, attachServerClient defines dehydratedQueryState on $global as a getter that calls dehydrate(client). The getter matters. Marko reads $global once, at render start or first flush. A value computed at client creation misses everything the handler prefetched after that. serializeGlobal then adds the key to serializedGlobals. In the browser, getQueryClient($global) runs core hydrate once per state object, guarded by a WeakSet.
Per tag.$global is written once, so data that arrives later, for example inside <await>, is not in it. readQuery therefore also dehydrates the entries the tag observes, and QueryBinding hydrates them on mount. Without this the browser refetches a query the server already fetched.
Both paths use core dehydrate and hydrate with the app's own defaultOptions. The adapter only decides where the state goes and when it is computed.
sequenceDiagram
participant L as Layout template
participant H as +handler.ts
participant T as Query tag
participant M as Marko serializer
participant B as Browser
Note over L: SERVER · layout template evaluated<br/>(first request in dev, startup in prod)
L->>L: transform scriptlet:<br/>setQueryClientFactory(createQueryClient)
Note over L: marko-query stores the factory<br/>$global: not created yet<br/>client: none
Note over H: SERVER · request arrives
H->>H: getQueryClient($global)
Note over H: $global = { pathname }<br/>client: factory() creates it<br/>$global.dehydratedQueryState = getter<br/>serializedGlobals += dehydratedQueryState
H->>H: client.query(todosQueryOptions)
Note over H: cache: warm
Note over T: SERVER · render
T->>T: getQueryClient($global)
Note over T: client: the same one<br/>reads the warm cache, no fetch<br/>the tag dehydrates its own entry
Note over M: SERVER · first flush
M->>M: read $global.dehydratedQueryState
Note over M: the getter runs dehydrate(client)<br/>the state includes the prefetch
M->>B: HTML + serialized $global
Note over B: BROWSER · page load
Note over B: $global = { dehydratedQueryState }<br/>client: none, the symbol is not serialized
B->>B: query-client-factory onMount:<br/>registerQueryClientFactory(factory)
Note over B: marko-query stores the factory<br/>client: still none
B->>B: first query tag:<br/>getQueryClient($global)
Note over B: client: factory() creates it<br/>hydrate(client, state) once (if $global is passed)
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The factory registers twice, by two different mechanisms. On the server it is the transform's scriptlet, because a handler prefetches before the layout renders. In the browser it is the tag's onMount, because the browser needs the factory as a serialized function and only the tag's input carries one.
Examples
examples/marko/basic is a Marko Run app with one route per feature, 20 pages in total. Each page shows one tag or function on its own, so you can open a page and read one idea.
Three of the pages look similar and are worth explaining:
Route
Where the fetch starts
What carries the data to the browser
/prefetch
A +handler.ts, before the page renders
$global.dehydratedQueryState
/streaming
The page, inside <await>, after the shell is sent
The tag's own cache entry
/hydration
The page, inside <await>, after the shell is sent
<hydration-boundary>, from a manual dehydrate
/prefetch is the normal case. /streaming is the case $global cannot cover, because the shell is already sent when the slow query resolves. /hydration is the manual escape hatch, for state that comes from a loader, a second request, or a cache filled by hand. I kept them separate because the difference is the point.
examples/marko/custom-server runs the same adapter on plain Vite with a hand-written Node server, no Marko Run. It shows the whole integration surface a custom server needs: one $global per request, prefetch with getQueryClient, then render. The server is 48 lines.
integrations/marko/vite is a minimal app that imports the packages with workspace:*.
Docs and repo wiring
Thirteen pages under docs/framework/marko/ with navigation entries in docs/config.json, and quick-start.md links to both examples.
Smaller changes:
examples/marko/* glob in pnpm-workspace.yaml
.marko-run in .gitignore
knip entries for both packages
marko in the oxlint framework list
marko-query in the bug report template
a minor changeset for both packages
Both packages start at 0.0.0, so the first release is 0.1.0.
I have tested code changes locally with pnpm run test:pr, or these tests do not apply to this pull request.
I have followed the AI contribution policy and fully understand the code in this pull request, including any code generated with AI assistance.
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Result
packages/marko-querytest:lib
68 tests pass, 8 files
packages/marko-querytest:types
pass
packages/marko-querybuild
pass
packages/marko-query-devtoolstest:lib
1 test passes
packages/marko-query-devtoolsbuild
pass
examples/marko/basictest:types
pass
examples/marko/basictest:eslint
pass
examples/marko/basicbuild
pass, 20 routes and 1 POST handler
examples/marko/custom-servertest:types
pass
examples/marko/custom-servertest:eslint
pass
integrations/marko/vitetest:types
pass
integrations/marko/vitebuild
pass
pnpm run test:docs
pass, 1683 files, no broken links
pnpm run test:knip
pass
pnpm run test:sherif
18 errors, all pre-existing
I opened every page of both example apps in a browser and clicked through them, checking the state change rather than only a 200.
test:sherif reports 18 multiple-dependency-versions errors. The same 18 occur on a clean main checkout, so this PR does not cause them. The vite one lists my three projects, but it is raised by examples/vue/2.6-basic and 2.7-basic, which pin vite: ^4.5.14 while everything else uses ^8.3.5.
🚀 Release Impact
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This change is docs/CI/dev-only (no release).
Two new packages publish from this PR, both minor, so the first release is 0.1.0. The example and integration apps are private: true and do not publish.
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Added experimental TanStack Query support for Marko 6, including reactive and infinite queries, mutations, cache-state tracking, client management, server prefetching, and hydration.
Added Marko Query Devtools with floating and embedded panels.
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This pull request adds the Marko adapter for TanStack Query and a separate devtools package. It includes client and hydration support, query and mutation tags, tests, documentation, Marko examples, and a Vite integration.
Changes: Marko Query adapter
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Summary
Client lifecycle and factory packages/marko-query/src/core/client.ts, packages/marko-query/transform/*, packages/marko-query/src/tags/query-client-factory/*, packages/marko-query/tests/core/client.test.ts
Adds server request-scoped and browser page-scoped clients, factory registration, hydration handling, and restoration-state subscriptions. The transform validates and registers imported factories.
Query, mutation, and cache bindings packages/marko-query/src/core/*, packages/marko-query/src/tags/*, packages/marko-query/tests/*
Adds typed option helpers and bindings for queries, multiple queries, infinite queries, mutations, hydration boundaries, and cache-state tags. Adds browser, server, and type tests.
sequenceDiagram
participant ServerRoute
participant QueryClient
participant MarkoQueryTag
participant Browser
ServerRoute->>QueryClient: prefetch query data
QueryClient->>MarkoQueryTag: provide request cache state during render
MarkoQueryTag->>Browser: render result and serialized query state
Browser->>QueryClient: hydrate page client
QueryClient->>MarkoQueryTag: publish observed query updates
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Merge Risk: Moderate · up to f4522
The new Marko adapter can fail to hydrate a replacement page client, drop a queued paused mutation, or restore old query data into a new client. These bugs affect a narrow set of flows, and some docs and examples are inaccurate. Fix the client-replacement hydration and snapshot-replay defects before merging; the rest are lower priority.
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18-19: Major · Stability & Availability · Heavy lift
Register the browser factory before query tags render.
On a client-only mount, a query tag can create the default client before this mount hook runs. Registration then throws, even when the factory tag comes first. Register the factory before render-time client reads.
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Review comment at
@packages/marko-query/src/tags/query-client-factory/index.marko around lines 18
- 19:
Move the `registerQueryClientFactory(input.factory)` call out of `onMount()` so
the factory is registered before query tags perform render-time client reads.
Preserve the existing factory value and registration behavior.
packages/marko-query/src/core/client.ts: 1
159-160: Major · Data Integrity & Integration · Heavy lift
Select the server factory per request.
When one server loads two roots with different factories, the second registration replaces the first. Later requests for the first root can use the second root’s query and serialization defaults. Select the appropriate factory before prefetching each request.
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only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
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Review comment at @packages/marko-query/src/core/client.ts around lines 159 -
160:
Update the request prefetch flow that uses setQueryClientFactory so it selects
the factory associated with that request’s root before prefetching. Avoid
relying on the last globally registered factory, and preserve each root’s query
and serialization defaults.
22-23: Major · Data Integrity & Integration · Heavy lift
Hydrate each paused mutation only once.
When a boundary mounts with a paused mutation, both hydration calls add it to the cache. Mutation counts and state then contain duplicates, and resuming can execute the mutation twice. Avoid rehydrating the same mutations on mount.
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Review comment at @packages/marko-query/src/tags/hydration-boundary/index.marko
around lines 22 - 23:
Update the hydration flow in onMount around hydrateBoundary so paused mutations
already present in the client cache are not rehydrated and added again. Ensure
each paused mutation is represented once, using the existing mutation identity
or deduplication mechanism, while preserving hydration for mutations not yet in
the cache.
73-76: Minor · Data Integrity & Integration · Poor tradeoff
Preserve initialized-data types in query tag results.
When initialData is defined, both query tags still return types whose data may be undefined. This makes direct use of initialized data fail typechecking despite the documented result types. Preserve the defined-data distinction and add tag-level type tests for both tags.
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Review comment at @packages/marko-query/src/tags/query/index.marko around lines
73 - 76:
Preserve the defined-data distinction in the result types returned by both query
tags: when initialData is provided, data must be typed as defined rather than
possibly undefined. Update the query-tag result typing around CreateQueryResult
and add tag-level type tests covering both query tags and initialized data.
packages/marko-query/src/core/bindings.ts: 1
138-139: Minor · Data Integrity & Integration · Poor tradeoff
Keep raw query data out of the resume payload.
When query data contains a custom class instance, serializeData transforms the cache entry but not the result returned by the tag. If browser code uses that result, Marko can abort the render or omit its data during resumption. Ensure the result is transport-safe and restored consistently with the cache.
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Review comment at @packages/marko-query/src/core/bindings.ts around lines 138 -
139:
Update the result handling in this binding so the tag’s returned result uses the
same serialization and restoration path as the query cache, rather than relying
on toPlainResult alone. Ensure custom class instances are transport-safe in the
resume payload and the resumed result matches the cached data; preserve the
existing hydration behavior in dehydrateHashes.
packages/marko-query/src/core/types.ts: 1
97-101: Minor · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Default infinite-query data to InfiniteData.
When unselected options are annotated as CreateInfiniteQueryOptions<number>, the tag can type data as a number even though it contains pages and pageParams. Default TData to InfiniteData<TQueryFnData> so the annotation matches the returned data.
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Review comment at @packages/marko-query/src/core/types.ts around lines 97 - 101:
Update the TData default in CreateInfiniteQueryOptions to
InfiniteData<TQueryFnData> so unselected options type data as pages and
pageParams; preserve explicit TData overrides for selected results.
packages/marko-query/tests/core/utils.ts: 1
34-34: Minor · Stability & Availability · Low value
Unmount the browser client before resetting it.
resetShared discards mounted clients without unsubscribing them. Later focus or reconnect events still invoke their callbacks and retain their caches. Unmount the client before clearing it, and clean up after the final test.
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Review comment at @packages/marko-query/tests/core/utils.ts at line 34:
Update resetShared to unmount state.browserClient through its existing lifecycle
before clearing the reference, ensuring its subscriptions and callbacks are
released; also ensure the final test cleans up any mounted browser client.
integrations/marko/vite/src/main.ts: 1
3-3: Minor · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Mount the app with the browser template API.
The client build calls the server-only render method, so startup throws before the query appears. Use app.mount({}, document.body) and verify the factory registration order as part of the fix.
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Review comment at @integrations/marko/vite/src/main.ts at line 3:
Update the client startup call from the server-only render path to the browser
mounting API, mounting into document.body with the required empty options
object. Verify that the app factory is registered before this mount call,
without changing unrelated startup behavior.
examples/marko/basic/src/lib/api.ts: 1
17-17: Minor · Data Integrity & Integration · Heavy lift
Use a shared todo store for server and browser operations.
The server and browser maintain separate todo lists. A todo added through the form can fail to toggle in the browser. A todo added through the browser disappears on reload. Route both reads and mutations through a shared backend.
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Review comment at @examples/marko/basic/src/lib/api.ts at line 17:
Replace the module-local todos array with the existing shared backend store, and
route both todo reads and mutations through it so form-created todos can be
toggled in the browser and browser-created todos persist across reloads; use the
repository’s established backend mechanism rather than introducing an unverified
API.
examples/marko/custom-server/server.js: 1
9-9: Minor · Stability & Availability · Low value
Keep the HMR port in range.
When DEMO_PORT is above 65435, the HMR port exceeds 65535 and Vite can fail before the example starts. Choose a valid HMR port for these values.
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Review comment at @examples/marko/custom-server/server.js at line 9:
Update the HMR port calculation in the server configuration so the port remains
within the valid TCP range when derived from DEMO_PORT, including values above
65435. Preserve the existing port-selection behavior where it produces a valid
port.
18-37: Minor · Stability & Availability · Low value
Handle the panel import rejection
If the devtools module fails to load, the discarded promise can trigger the application's global unhandled-rejection handler, and the panel remains empty. Catch and report the failure in this wrapper.
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minimal, and validate.
Review comment at
@packages/marko-query-devtools/src/components/devtools-panel.marko around lines
18 - 37:
Add rejection handling to the dynamic import in the devtools panel wrapper so
module-load failures are reported instead of becoming unhandled rejections.
Preserve the existing destroyed-holder check and successful panel initialization
and mounting behavior in the TanstackQueryDevtoolsPanel import flow.
packages/marko-query/tests/core/client.test.ts: 1
156-165: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Heavy lift
Test factory registration through the public tag.
The direct registration tests cannot detect missing server transform registration or late browser registration. Add template fixtures and assertions that check the factory-created client before server prefetch and when a following browser query initializes.
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Review comment at @packages/marko-query/tests/core/client.test.ts around lines
156 - 165:
Extend the query-client tests to exercise factory registration through the
public tag using template fixtures, rather than relying only on direct
registerQueryClientFactory calls. Assert that the factory-created client is
available before server prefetch and is used when a following browser query
initializes.
18-21: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Heavy lift
Add a server-to-browser resumption test.
Resume the rendered HTML in a browser with a positive staleTime. Check that fresh server data is not refetched and that a cache update changes the DOM. Include data streamed after the global state flush. The current substring checks and fresh mounts cannot detect a broken handoff.
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Review comment at @packages/marko-query/tests/query.server.test.ts around lines
18 - 21:
Extend the test around the existing HTML assertions to resume the
server-rendered output in a browser rather than mounting fresh, using a positive
staleTime. Verify that fresh server data is not refetched, a cache update
changes the DOM, and data streamed after the global state flush is available
after resumption.
Unverified finding
We couldn't verify this from the code. It is shown for review, not as a verified issue.
Every connection receives snapshot.hydration, including reconnections after client replacement. Unless Marko recomputes or clears that snapshot before every switch, server data belonging to the original client may be hydrated into the replacement. The infinite-query and queries tags use the same pattern.
B may receive A's cached data and display it instead of fetching B's data, potentially crossing an intended client or account boundary.
This can occur when: Resume an SSR query against client A, then switch the tag to an empty client B while retaining the server snapshot.
Fix comments: Fix CodeRabbit comments on this PR
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minimal, and validate.
Inline comments:
Review comments at @docs/framework/marko/guides/parallel-queries.md:
- Line 95: Update the guidance for duplicate keys in the `queries` array: use
distinct query keys that include row-distinguishing values when rows need
independent data or query state. Recommend deduplicating only when rows can
share data, and explain that shared query results must be mapped back to the
corresponding rows.
Review comments at @docs/framework/marko/guides/query-invalidation.md:
- Line 22: Qualify both refetch statements in the query invalidation guide:
explain that invalidation does not refetch a query when all its observers are
disabled, even if a tag remains mounted, so cached data may remain out of date.
Preserve the existing staleTime behavior for queries that do refetch.
Review comments at @docs/framework/marko/guides/ssr.md:
- Line 201: Update the SSR example around the QueryClient input to show the
server and browser resolving their corresponding clients independently through
the existing supported mechanism; do not pass the server instance as component
input or place it in resumable state.
- Line 5: Qualify the browser-refetching claims in the SSR and streaming
sections: explain that with the default staleTime of 0, enabled queries refetch
on mount even after receiving server data, while fresh data avoids the refetch.
Keep both sections consistent.
Review comments at @docs/framework/marko/typescript.md:
- Around line 19-22: Update fetchTodos to use an absolute API URL or another
data source that works during server-side route-handler prefetch, so the
prefetched data is available in the HTML. Do not let .catch(noop) silently hide
a failed prefetch.
Review comments at @examples/marko/basic/config/port.js:
- Around line 9-11: Update the envPort validation in both examples so the
complete environment value must represent an integer port; do not accept numeric
prefixes such as “4190oops” or decimal values such as “4190.5.” Preserve the
existing valid-port range check and report invalid values before using the port.
Review comments at @examples/marko/basic/package.json:
- Line 10: Update the test:types script so the example’s established build or
route-type generation step runs before mtc; ensure this works on a fresh
checkout without relying on Nx to order the build first.
Review comments at @examples/marko/basic/src/lib/queries.ts:
- Around line 58-62: Update the count calculation around fetchTodoPage so every
filter uses the full todo list rather than a page limited to 100 items. Return
the full list’s length for the all filter and filter that same complete list for
completed and active counts.
Review comments at @examples/marko/basic/src/routes/disabled/+page.marko:
- Line 7: Update the subtitle in the disabled-query example to avoid promising
exactly one fetch after enabling; state that an enabled query may refetch when
its data is stale, including on reconnect or when the page becomes visible.
Review comments at @examples/marko/basic/src/routes/hydration/+page.marko:
- Around line 25-27: Update the hydration explanation in the muted paragraph to
state that the query tag reads data fetched into the request client before
rendering, and that the boundary can hydrate state from another client; remove
the claim that the tag renders pending state on the server because the cache is
filled after rendering starts.
Review comments at @examples/marko/basic/src/routes/mutation/+page.marko:
- Around line 24-26: Give the title input in the mutation form an accessible
name by adding an appropriate label or accessible-name attribute, so screen
readers can identify it as the todo title field.
Review comments at @examples/marko/basic/src/routes/pagination/+page.marko:
- Around line 33-35: Update the Next button’s disabled condition around
`todos.data.nextCursor` to also disable it while `todos.isPlaceholderData` is
true or the query-key page has no data. Apply this guard on both pages,
preserving the existing null-cursor check.
Review comments at
@packages/marko-query-devtools/src/components/devtools-panel.marko:
- Around line 15-50: Update the devtools panel’s shared API to expose a setter
for `hideDisabledQueries`, then call that setter from `onUpdate` with the
current input value and the existing false default. Ensure updates after
mounting keep the panel’s query list in sync with the prop.
Review comments at @packages/marko-query-devtools/src/components/devtools.marko:
- Line 19: Set the displayed version in both the floating devtools and the panel
to the Marko Query adapter’s version instead of the `v5` value; locate the
header configuration near the `client` expression and reuse the adapter version
source.
- Around line 35-44: Add an update path in query-devtools that applies changes
to hideDisabledQueries, and forward the tag’s current value from the onUpdate()
handler in devtools.marko. Ensure parent updates take effect after mount while
preserving any saved devtools setting that is intended to override the prop.
- Around line 15-34: The dynamic import in the devtools initialization flow can
reject without handling the failure. Add a rejection handler to the
`import("@tanstack/query-devtools")` promise that explicitly reports the
initialization failure, while preserving the existing successful initialization
and destroyed-holder behavior.
Review comments at @packages/marko-query/src/core/bindings.ts:
- Around line 72-74: Update the _optimisticResults assignment in the bindings
flow so an enabled, uncached query with subscribed: false preserves the actual
cache status instead of predicting an optimistic fetch. Keep the existing
restoring and subscribed-query behavior unchanged.
- Around line 217-219: Update the option-change flow around
`observer.setOptions` and `#subscribe` so a transition from subscribed to
`subscribed: false` unsubscribes before applying the new options. Preserve the
existing subscription behavior for other transitions.
- Around line 393-395: Update the subscription setup in the binding constructor
to honor each query entry’s subscribed flag: skip subscribing and reporting
changes for entries with subscribed: false, while preserving subscriptions for
other entries and the existing restore behavior.
- Around line 94-96: Update the error state returned by the bindings logic
around result.error to carry a separate flag indicating whether the query
failed, so rejection with undefined remains distinguishable from no error.
Propagate that flag to the <try> and <queries> handling paths, using it to throw
the rejection and include it in error selection even when the error value is
undefined.
- Around line 188-189: Guard the callback passed to observer.subscribe through
notifyManager.batchCalls so it checks the binding’s existing destroyed state
before calling #emit. Preserve the batching and subscription flow while ignoring
queued results after this binding is destroyed.
Review comments at @packages/marko-query/src/core/client.ts:
- Line 282: Update the client-selection path around `client ? client() :
getQueryClient(global)` so browser tags using an explicit `client` mount that
client while in use and unmount it when they stop using it. Preserve the
`getQueryClient(global)` fallback and ensure each explicit-client mount is
balanced across the tag lifecycle.
- Line 224: Update setQueryClient so when shared.browserClient already equals
client, it hydrates the supplied $global data with hydrateGlobal before
returning; keep the early return and existing behavior when no global data is
supplied.
- Around line 225-228: Update setQueryClient so replacing the browser client
notifies mounted query tags to reconnect to the new client immediately, rather
than waiting for another update. Reuse the existing mounted-tag notification
mechanism and preserve the current unmount, assignment, mount, and
global-hydration behavior.
Review comments at @packages/marko-query/src/core/queries-types.ts:
- Around line 193-196: Update CreateQueriesResult to distinguish an omitted
combine result from a combine callback whose return type is unknown. Preserve
the callback’s return type whenever combine is present, and use
QueriesResults<T> only when no combine callback is supplied; inspect the
surrounding type definitions to identify the existing representation of an
absent combine without conflating it with unknown.
Review comments at @packages/marko-query/src/tags/mutation/index.marko:
- Around line 65-68: Update the mutation option-change flow to recompute
reactive thrown-error state after the new options are applied, so an existing
error is raised through `raise` when `holder.binding?.shouldThrow(result.error)`
becomes true. Preserve the current behavior when the error is not eligible to be
thrown.
Review comments at @packages/marko-query/transform/query-client-factory.cjs:
- Around line 51-55: Generate a collision-free local name for the injected
setQueryClientFactory import in the server transform, and use that same name in
the injected call. Preserve the imported function’s original name and avoid
conflicting with bindings already present in the template.
---
Major comments:
Review comments at @packages/marko-query/src/core/client.ts:
- Around line 159-160: Update the request prefetch flow that uses
setQueryClientFactory so it selects the factory associated with that request’s
root before prefetching. Avoid relying on the last globally registered factory,
and preserve each root’s query and serialization defaults.
Review comments at
@packages/marko-query/src/tags/hydration-boundary/index.marko:
- Around line 22-23: Update the hydration flow in onMount around hydrateBoundary
so paused mutations already present in the client cache are not rehydrated and
added again. Ensure each paused mutation is represented once, using the existing
mutation identity or deduplication mechanism, while preserving hydration for
mutations not yet in the cache.
Review comments at
@packages/marko-query/src/tags/query-client-factory/index.marko:
- Around line 18-19: Move the `registerQueryClientFactory(input.factory)` call
out of `onMount()` so the factory is registered before query tags perform
render-time client reads. Preserve the existing factory value and registration
behavior.
---
Minor comments:
Review comments at @examples/marko/basic/src/lib/api.ts:
- Line 17: Replace the module-local todos array with the existing shared backend
store, and route both todo reads and mutations through it so form-created todos
can be toggled in the browser and browser-created todos persist across reloads;
use the repository’s established backend mechanism rather than introducing an
unverified API.
Review comments at @examples/marko/custom-server/server.js:
- Line 9: Update the HMR port calculation in the server configuration so the
port remains within the valid TCP range when derived from DEMO_PORT, including
values above 65435. Preserve the existing port-selection behavior where it
produces a valid port.
Review comments at @integrations/marko/vite/src/main.ts:
- Line 3: Update the client startup call from the server-only render path to the
browser mounting API, mounting into document.body with the required empty
options object. Verify that the app factory is registered before this mount
call, without changing unrelated startup behavior.
Review comments at @packages/marko-query/src/core/bindings.ts:
- Around line 138-139: Update the result handling in this binding so the tag’s
returned result uses the same serialization and restoration path as the query
cache, rather than relying on toPlainResult alone. Ensure custom class instances
are transport-safe in the resume payload and the resumed result matches the
cached data; preserve the existing hydration behavior in dehydrateHashes.
Review comments at @packages/marko-query/src/core/types.ts:
- Around line 97-101: Update the TData default in CreateInfiniteQueryOptions to
InfiniteData<TQueryFnData> so unselected options type data as pages and
pageParams; preserve explicit TData overrides for selected results.
Review comments at @packages/marko-query/src/tags/query/index.marko:
- Around line 73-76: Preserve the defined-data distinction in the result types
returned by both query tags: when initialData is provided, data must be typed as
defined rather than possibly undefined. Update the query-tag result typing
around CreateQueryResult and add tag-level type tests covering both query tags
and initialized data.
Review comments at @packages/marko-query/tests/core/utils.ts:
- Line 34: Update resetShared to unmount state.browserClient through its
existing lifecycle before clearing the reference, ensuring its subscriptions and
callbacks are released; also ensure the final test cleans up any mounted browser
client.
---
Nitpick comments:
Review comments at
@packages/marko-query-devtools/src/components/devtools-panel.marko:
- Around line 18-37: Add rejection handling to the dynamic import in the
devtools panel wrapper so module-load failures are reported instead of becoming
unhandled rejections. Preserve the existing destroyed-holder check and
successful panel initialization and mounting behavior in the
TanstackQueryDevtoolsPanel import flow.
Review comments at @packages/marko-query/tests/core/client.test.ts:
- Around line 156-165: Extend the query-client tests to exercise factory
registration through the public tag using template fixtures, rather than relying
only on direct registerQueryClientFactory calls. Assert that the factory-created
client is available before server prefetch and is used when a following browser
query initializes.
Review comments at @packages/marko-query/tests/query.server.test.ts:
- Around line 18-21: Extend the test around the existing HTML assertions to
resume the server-rendered output in a browser rather than mounting fresh, using
a positive staleTime. Verify that fresh server data is not refetched, a cache
update changes the DOM, and data streamed after the global state flush is
available after resumption.
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When all observers for a query are disabled, invalidation does not refetch it, even if a tag remains mounted. Cached data can remain out of date. Qualify both refetch statements in this guide to explain this exception.
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Review comment at @docs/framework/marko/guides/query-invalidation.md at line 22:
Qualify both refetch statements in the query invalidation guide: explain that
invalidation does not refetch a query when all its observers are disabled, even
if a tag remains mounted, so cached data may remain out of date. Preserve the
existing staleTime behavior for queries that do refetch.
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Propagate hideDisabledQueries updates to the panel.
When hideDisabledQueries changes after the panel mounts, the panel keeps the initial value. Without a saved preference, the query list can therefore show disabled queries when it should hide them, or hide them when it should show them. Add a shared-panel setter and call it from onUpdate.
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Review comment at
@packages/marko-query-devtools/src/components/devtools-panel.marko around lines
15 - 50:
Update the devtools panel’s shared API to expose a setter for
`hideDisabledQueries`, then call that setter from `onUpdate` with the current
input value and the existing false default. Ensure updates after mounting keep
the panel’s query list in sync with the prop.
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Show the Marko Query adapter version in the header.
The header shows Marko Query v5, but the Marko Query package version is 0.0.0. This can confuse bug reports. Set version to the adapter version in both the floating devtools and the panel.
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Review comment at @packages/marko-query-devtools/src/components/devtools.marko
at line 19:
Set the displayed version in both the floating devtools and the panel to the
Marko Query adapter’s version instead of the `v5` value; locate the header
configuration near the `client` expression and reuse the adapter version source.
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Marko 6 lifecycle tag onUpdate reactive input changes documentation
Result:
Sources consulted:
- Core Tags | Marko — https://markojs.com/docs/reference/core-tag
- Tags API for Class API Developers | Marko — https://markojs.com/docs/explanation/class-vs-tags-api
- Reactivity Reference | Marko — https://markojs.com/docs/reference/reactivity
- Class Components | Marko — https://marko-v4.github.io/docs/class-components/
- Template API Reference | Marko — https://markojs.com/docs/reference/template
- …and 13 more
Propagate changes to hideDisabledQueries.
When a parent changes hideDisabledQueries after mount, the query list keeps the original filter unless a saved devtools setting overrides it. Add an update path in query-devtools and forward changes from this tag.
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Review comment at @packages/marko-query-devtools/src/components/devtools.marko
around lines 35 - 44:
Add an update path in query-devtools that applies changes to
hideDisabledQueries, and forward the tag’s current value from the onUpdate()
handler in devtools.marko. Ensure parent updates take effect after mount while
preserving any saved devtools setting that is intended to override the prop.
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printf'===== locked Marko tool versions\n'
rg -n -C 3 '@marko/(type-check|language-tools|run)@|@marko/(type-check|language-tools|run):' pnpm-lock.yaml | sed -n '1,180p'printf'\n===== project-specific Nx configuration\n'
find examples/marko/basic -maxdepth 2 -name 'project.json' -o -name '.npmrc'printf'\n===== dependency source excerpts\n'
python3 - <<'PY'import io, json, tarfile, urllib.requestpackages = [ ('@marko/run','0.11.17',['package/package.json','package/dist/vite/index.js']), ('@marko/type-check','3.2.1',['package/package.json']), ('@marko/language-tools','2.7.1',['package/package.json','package/dist/index.js']),]for name, version, files in packages: url = 'https://registry.npmjs.org/' + name + '/-/' + name.split('/')[1] + '-' + version + '.tgz' print('\nSOURCE', url) try: with urllib.request.urlopen(url, timeout=15) as response: tf = tarfile.open(fileobj=io.BytesIO(response.read()), mode='r:gz') for filename in files: member = tf.extractfile(filename) if member is None: print('MISSING', filename); continue data = member.read().decode().splitlines() if filename.endswith('package.json'): obj = json.loads('\n'.join(data)) print(filename, json.dumps({k:obj.get(k) for k in ('version','scripts','bin','dependencies')}, indent=2)) elif name == '@marko/run': for lo, hi in [(590,640),(2450,2500)]: print(filename, 'lines', lo, '-', hi) for n in range(lo, min(hi,len(data))+1): print(f'{n:5} {data[n-1]}') else: for lo, hi in [(4320,4390),(4535,4560),(4580,4610)]: print(filename, 'lines', lo, '-', hi) for n in range(lo, min(hi,len(data))+1): print(f'{n:5} {data[n-1]}') except Exception as exc: print('UNAVAILABLE', type(exc).__name__, str(exc))PY
Repository: TanStack/query
Length of output: 15119
Script executed:
python3 - <<'PY'import io, tarfile, urllib.requestfor name, version in [('@marko/run','0.11.17'),('@marko/type-check','3.2.1')]: url = f'https://registry.npmjs.org/{name}/-/{name.split("/")[1]}-{version}.tgz' print('\nSOURCE',url) try: with urllib.request.urlopen(url,timeout=15) as r: archive = tarfile.open(fileobj=io.BytesIO(r.read()),mode='r:gz') files = ['package/dist/vite/index.js','package/dist/cli/index.mjs'] if name == '@marko/run' else ['package/dist/cli.js'] for f in files: file = archive.extractfile(f) if file is None: print('MISSING',f); continue lines = file.read().decode().splitlines() terms = ['writeTypesFile(', 'typesDir =', 'buildStart(', 'configureServer(', 'configResolved(', 'createServer(', 'vite.build(', 'build(', 'language-tools', '@marko/run', 'spawn(', 'exec('] matches = [i for i,l in enumerate(lines) if any(t in l for t in terms)] print('\n',f,'matched lines:', ', '.join(str(i+1) for i in matches)) for i in matches: if (name == '@marko/run' and ('writeTypesFile(' in lines[i] or 'typesDir =' in lines[i] or 'buildStart(' in lines[i] or 'configureServer(' in lines[i] or 'configResolved(' in lines[i] or 'vite.build(' in lines[i])) or (name == '@marko/type-check' and ('language-tools' in lines[i] or '@marko/run' in lines[i] or 'spawn(' in lines[i] or 'exec(' in lines[i])): print('---',f, max(1,i-4),'-',min(len(lines),i+9)) for j in range(max(0,i-5),min(len(lines),i+9)): print(f'{j+1:5} {lines[j]}') except Exception as e: print('UNAVAILABLE',type(e).__name__,str(e))PYprintf'\n===== CI target usages\n'
rg -n -F -e 'test:ci' -e 'test:pr' -e 'test:types' .github/workflows | sed -n '1,160p'printf'\n===== gitignore\n'
nl -ba .gitignore | sed -n '36,49p'
Repository: TanStack/query
Length of output: 11302
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python3 - <<'PY'import io,tarfile,urllib.requesturl='https://registry.npmjs.org/@marko/run/-/run-0.11.17.tgz'try: with urllib.request.urlopen(url,timeout=15) as r: a=tarfile.open(fileobj=io.BytesIO(r.read()),mode='r:gz') for f, ranges in [('package/dist/vite/index.js',[(2497,2535),(2600,2667),(2899,2965),(3065,3125),(3350,3385)]),('package/dist/cli/index.mjs',[(3500,3610)])]: lines=a.extractfile(f).read().decode().splitlines() for lo,hi in ranges: print('\n',url,f,f'{lo}-{hi}') for i in range(lo,min(hi,len(lines))+1): print(f'{i:5} {lines[i-1]}')except Exception as e: print('UNAVAILABLE',type(e).__name__,str(e))PY
Repository: TanStack/query
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Generate route types before type-checking.
On a fresh checkout, Run.POST uses the fallback declaration, which does not accept two arguments. The type check fails. Nx does not order the example build before this check, so the PR workflow can also fail. Running the example build first is a workaround.
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Review comment at @examples/marko/basic/package.json at line 10:
Update the test:types script so the example’s established build or route-type
generation step runs before mtc; ensure this works on a fresh checkout without
relying on Nx to order the build first.
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When a client is used only through client, its queries can fetch initially but will not refetch on focus or reconnect. Mount override clients in the browser and balance each mount with an unmount when the tag stops using the client.
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Review comment at @packages/marko-query/src/core/client.ts at line 282:
Update the client-selection path around `client ? client() :
getQueryClient(global)` so browser tags using an explicit `client` mount that
client while in use and unmount it when they stop using it. Preserve the
`getQueryClient(global)` fallback and ensure each explicit-client mount is
balanced across the tag lifecycle.
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minimal, and validate.
Inline comments:
Review comments at @docs/framework/marko/guides/parallel-queries.md:
- Line 99: Update the read-once explanation for the reading tags to distinguish
cache notifications from option changes: with subscribed set to false, cache
updates do not reach the tag, but changed options can still produce a new result
and update it. Keep the existing no-fetch claim if it remains accurate.
Review comments at @docs/framework/marko/guides/query-client.md:
- Line 230: Revise the hydration guidance to qualify the browser refetch claim:
hydration avoids a refetch only while the data remains fresh; with the default
staleTime of 0, an enabled query may refetch on mount.
Review comments at @docs/framework/marko/typescript.md:
- Line 14: Replace the hard-coded localhost API origin in the API_URL
configuration with a configurable absolute API origin, and document that it must
be reachable from both the server and browser.
Review comments at @examples/marko/basic/src/routes/subscribed/+page.marko:
- Around line 89-90: Update the explanation in the subscribed page example to
distinguish an existing cache entry with no cached data from a missing cache
entry: state that the query has no cached data and starts no fetch, and remove
the inaccurate claims that the key stays uncached or has no Devtools entry.
Review comments at @packages/marko-query/src/core/client.ts:
- Line 373: Track hydrated `$global` state objects per QueryClient instead of in
shared, global state. Update hydrateGlobal and its bookkeeping so replacing
client A with client B via setQueryClient allows B to hydrate the same state
object, while still preventing duplicate hydration for the same client.
- Around line 236-240: Update the mutationIdentity-based deduplication so
separate mutation attempts with the same mutationKey and submittedAt remain
distinct across hydration batches, including when their variables differ. Use an
attempt-level discriminator that is stable across hydration and preserves
duplicate-hydration detection; do not rely on the timestamp alone.
Review comments at @packages/marko-query/src/core/types.ts:
- Around line 111-113: Update the `subscribed` documentation to guarantee only
that subscriptions and automatic fetches stop when it is false; remove the claim
that the tag keeps its last result, since changing `queryKey` can switch the
observer to a pending result.
Review comments at @packages/marko-query/src/tags/mutation/index.marko:
- Line 91: Update the mutation error check in the tag’s update flow to read the
observer’s current result after setOptions, rather than using the potentially
stale result value. Use the observer exposed by connect() so a reset to idle is
observed before deciding whether to throw into <try>.
Review comments at @packages/marko-query/src/tags/query/index.marko:
- Line 67: Update the `holdClient` connection flow so `snapshot.hydration` is
used only for the initial connection and is not replayed when `setQueryClient`
installs a replacement client. Add a regression test that swaps in an empty
client and verifies it is not hydrated with the prior server snapshot.
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Each of the three reading tags takes `subscribed`: `<query>`, `<infinite-query>` and `<queries>`. It defaults to `true`. Setting it to `false` means the tag reads the result once and then stops: no fetch starts, and no later cache update reaches the tag.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Qualify the read-once behavior.
When the options change, QueryBinding.setOptions emits a new result even if subscribed is false. For example, changing a reactive query key can update the tag. Clarify that cache notifications do not update the tag, but changed options can.
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Review comment at @docs/framework/marko/guides/parallel-queries.md at line 99:
Update the read-once explanation for the reading tags to distinguish cache notifications from option changes: with subscribed set to false, cache updates do not reach the tag, but changed options can still produce a new result and update it. Keep the existing no-fetch claim if it remains accurate.
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The rule is absolute: a module-scope client may hold only data that every user may see, such as a public config or a shared lookup table. For anything that depends on the user, use the factory, which makes a new client for each request.
The pattern is still useful for that shared data. The tag dehydrates the cache of the client it uses, so the server's copy of a module-scope client reaches the browser through the tag's own hydration, and the page does not refetch what the server already has.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Qualify the browser refetch claim.
With the default staleTime: 0, hydrated data is immediately stale, so an enabled browser query can refetch on mount. State that hydration avoids the refetch only while the data is fresh.
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Review comment at @docs/framework/marko/guides/query-client.md at line 230:
Revise the hydration guidance to qualify the browser refetch claim: hydration avoids a refetch only while the data remains fresh; with the default staleTime of 0, an enabled query may refetch on mount.
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Major · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Do not hard-code localhost for browser requests.
On a deployed site, the browser sends both queries and mutations to the visitor’s own machine, not the application server. Use a configurable absolute API origin, and explain that it must be reachable from both the server and browser.
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Review comment at @docs/framework/marko/typescript.md at line 14:
Replace the hard-coded localhost API origin in the API_URL configuration with a configurable absolute API origin, and document that it must be reachable from both the server and browser.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Distinguish missing cached data from a missing cache entry.
When this tag mounts, subscribed: false prevents subscription, but QueryBinding still constructs an observer (packages/marko-query/src/core/bindings.ts, Line 181–183). The observer calls QueryCache.build, which creates a cache entry even without a fetch (packages/query-core/src/queryObserver.ts, Line 274–275; packages/query-core/src/queryCache.ts, Line 175–184). The claim that the key stays uncached is therefore incorrect. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
Replace “stays uncached” and “devtools show no entry” with an explanation that the query has no cached data and starts no fetch.
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Review comment at @examples/marko/basic/src/routes/subscribed/+page.marko around lines 89 - 90:
Update the explanation in the subscribed page example to distinguish an existing cache entry with no cached data from a missing cache entry: state that the query has no cached data and starts no fetch, and remove the inaccurate claims that the key stays uncached or has no Devtools entry.
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Major · Data Integrity & Integration · Heavy lift
Preserve distinct mutations with the same submission timestamp.
If two paused mutations use the same mutationKey and are submitted in the same millisecond, their submittedAt values can match. After the first mutation is hydrated, a later hydration drops the second mutation even when it has different variables. The second queued action is lost. The test with two mutations in one state does not cover this path because existing is populated before filtering that state. Use an identity that distinguishes mutation attempts across hydration batches. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @packages/marko-query/src/core/client.ts around lines 236 - 240:
Update the mutationIdentity-based deduplication so separate mutation attempts with the same mutationKey and submittedAt remain distinct across hydration batches, including when their variables differ. Use an attempt-level discriminator that is stable across hydration and preserves duplicate-hydration detection; do not rely on the timestamp alone.
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Major · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Track $global hydration per client.
If client A hydrates a $global state and setQueryClient(B, global) later replaces A, hydrateGlobal skips that state because shared.hydratedStates already contains its object. Client B remains without the server cache. Track hydrated state objects per QueryClient so a replacement can receive the same state. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @packages/marko-query/src/core/client.ts at line 373:
Track hydrated `$global` state objects per QueryClient instead of in shared, global state. Update hydrateGlobal and its bookkeeping so replacing client A with client B via setQueryClient allows B to hydrate the same state object, while still preventing duplicate hydration for the same client.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Correct the subscribed result guarantee.
If subscribed is false and queryKey changes, the tag still applies the new options. The observer switches queries and can return a pending result instead of keeping the previous result. State that subscriptions and automatic fetches stop, or preserve the previous result as documented. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @packages/marko-query/src/core/types.ts around lines 111 - 113:
Update the `subscribed` documentation to guarantee only that subscriptions and automatic fetches stop when it is false; remove the claim that the tag keeps its last result, since changing `queryKey` can switch the observer to a pending result.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Read the observer result after an options-driven reset.
If a mutation fails with throwOnError: false, then an update changes both mutationKey and throwOnError to true, setOptions resets the observer to idle. Its reset notification is batched. Line 91 checks the old error result before that notification arrives, so the new mutation can throw the previous mutation’s error into <try>. Check observer.getCurrentResult() after setOptions instead. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @packages/marko-query/src/tags/mutation/index.marko at line 91:
Update the mutation error check in the tag’s update flow to read the observer’s current result after setOptions, rather than using the potentially stale result value. Use the observer exposed by connect() so a reset to idle is observed before deciding whether to throw into <try>.
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Major · Security & Privacy · Heavy lift
Do not replay the server snapshot into a replacement client.
If a server-hydrated <query> remains mounted when setQueryClient installs an empty client, this reconnection passes the original snapshot.hydration to QueryBinding. The binding hydrates the replacement client with the old query data. A query such as an account profile can then display the previous account’s data, particularly with staleTime: Infinity. Use the snapshot only for the initial connection. Add a replacement test with an empty client; the current test seeds its replacement client with data before the swap. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @packages/marko-query/src/tags/query/index.marko at line 67:
Update the `holdClient` connection flow so `snapshot.hydration` is used only for the initial connection and is not replayed when `setQueryClient` installs a replacement client. Add a regression test that swaps in an empty client and verifies it is not hydrated with the prior server snapshot.
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Adds
@tanstack/marko-queryand@tanstack/marko-query-devtools, two example apps, an integration app, and the docs.The packages
@tanstack/marko-queryre-exports@tanstack/query-coreand adds one tag per primitive:<query>useQuery/createQuery<infinite-query>useInfiniteQuery<queries>useQueries<mutation>useMutation<is-fetching>useIsFetching<is-mutating>useIsMutating<mutation-state>useMutationState<hydration-boundary>HydrationBoundary<query-client-factory>QueryClientProviderIt also exports
getQueryClient,setQueryClient,setQueryClientFactory,isRestoring,setIsRestoring,queryOptions,infiniteQueryOptions, andmutationOptions.@tanstack/marko-query-devtoolsadds<query-devtools>and<query-devtools-panel>. Both are development-only and load@tanstack/query-devtoolsinonMount, so nothing runs on the server.Why it looks like this
Marko 6 has no context API, so
QueryClientProviderhas no direct equivalent. Four things follow.The client lives on
$global.getQueryClient($global)gives one client per request on the server and one per page in the browser. It is stored underSymbol.for("marko-query.client"). A symbol cannot be named inserializedGlobals, so the client never reaches the browser. It also survives{ ...$global }, which matters because a spread context is a different object.<query-client-factory>replaces the provider. The app writes it once in the root layout. A transform in the package'smarko.jsonrewritesfactory=createQueryClienttofactory=() => createQueryClient()and appends a server-only scriptlet that callssetQueryClientFactory. The rewrite is needed because Marko 6 only sends functions that a template defines, and a bare import is not one. The tag registers the same factory in the browser before any query tag mounts.Options are accessors. Every tag takes
options=() => ({ ... }), like Solid and Svelte. Marko has to serialize everything the browser reads frominput. A function declared in a template is serializable, an object exported from a module is not. The accessor also makes the options reactive.The server never fetches by itself. A tag renders the optimistic result of whatever is already in the cache. To send a page with data, the app fills the cache first with
getQueryClient(context).query(options)in a handler, a middleware, or an<await>. This is what React does.Two smaller things:
throwOnErrorthrows during render, so the nearest<try>catches it. It needsretryOnMount: false, otherwise the observer refetches on mount andisFetchingsuppresses the throw.queryOptionsis only needed at module scope, where nothing supplies a contextual type. Inside anoptions()accessor the tag already supplies it, so a plain object literal infers correctly. The examples follow this, andexamples/marko/basic/src/lib/queries.tshas a comment about it.Dehydration and hydration
The app never calls
dehydrateorhydrate. Two paths carry the cache to the browser, and each covers a case the other cannot.Through
$global. When the server creates the request client,attachServerClientdefinesdehydratedQueryStateon$globalas a getter that callsdehydrate(client). The getter matters. Marko reads$globalonce, at render start or first flush. A value computed at client creation misses everything the handler prefetched after that.serializeGlobalthen adds the key toserializedGlobals. In the browser,getQueryClient($global)runs corehydrateonce per state object, guarded by aWeakSet.Per tag.
$globalis written once, so data that arrives later, for example inside<await>, is not in it.readQuerytherefore also dehydrates the entries the tag observes, andQueryBindinghydrates them on mount. Without this the browser refetches a query the server already fetched.Both paths use core
dehydrateandhydratewith the app's owndefaultOptions. The adapter only decides where the state goes and when it is computed.sequenceDiagram participant L as Layout template participant H as +handler.ts participant T as Query tag participant M as Marko serializer participant B as Browser Note over L: SERVER · layout template evaluated<br/>(first request in dev, startup in prod) L->>L: transform scriptlet:<br/>setQueryClientFactory(createQueryClient) Note over L: marko-query stores the factory<br/>$global: not created yet<br/>client: none Note over H: SERVER · request arrives H->>H: getQueryClient($global) Note over H: $global = { pathname }<br/>client: factory() creates it<br/>$global.dehydratedQueryState = getter<br/>serializedGlobals += dehydratedQueryState H->>H: client.query(todosQueryOptions) Note over H: cache: warm Note over T: SERVER · render T->>T: getQueryClient($global) Note over T: client: the same one<br/>reads the warm cache, no fetch<br/>the tag dehydrates its own entry Note over M: SERVER · first flush M->>M: read $global.dehydratedQueryState Note over M: the getter runs dehydrate(client)<br/>the state includes the prefetch M->>B: HTML + serialized $global Note over B: BROWSER · page load Note over B: $global = { dehydratedQueryState }<br/>client: none, the symbol is not serialized B->>B: query-client-factory onMount:<br/>registerQueryClientFactory(factory) Note over B: marko-query stores the factory<br/>client: still none B->>B: first query tag:<br/>getQueryClient($global) Note over B: client: factory() creates it<br/>hydrate(client, state) once (if $global is passed)The factory registers twice, by two different mechanisms. On the server it is the transform's scriptlet, because a handler prefetches before the layout renders. In the browser it is the tag's
onMount, because the browser needs the factory as a serialized function and only the tag's input carries one.Examples
examples/marko/basicis a Marko Run app with one route per feature, 20 pages in total. Each page shows one tag or function on its own, so you can open a page and read one idea.Three of the pages look similar and are worth explaining:
/prefetch+handler.ts, before the page renders$global.dehydratedQueryState/streaming<await>, after the shell is sent/hydration<await>, after the shell is sent<hydration-boundary>, from a manualdehydrate/prefetchis the normal case./streamingis the case$globalcannot cover, because the shell is already sent when the slow query resolves./hydrationis the manual escape hatch, for state that comes from a loader, a second request, or a cache filled by hand. I kept them separate because the difference is the point.examples/marko/custom-serverruns the same adapter on plain Vite with a hand-written Node server, no Marko Run. It shows the whole integration surface a custom server needs: one$globalper request, prefetch withgetQueryClient, then render. The server is 48 lines.integrations/marko/viteis a minimal app that imports the packages withworkspace:*.Docs and repo wiring
Thirteen pages under
docs/framework/marko/with navigation entries indocs/config.json, andquick-start.mdlinks to both examples.Smaller changes:
examples/marko/*glob inpnpm-workspace.yaml.marko-runin.gitignoremarkoin the oxlint framework listmarko-queryin the bug report templateminorchangeset for both packagesBoth packages start at
0.0.0, so the first release is0.1.0.✅ Checklist
pnpm run test:pr, or these tests do not apply to this pull request.Verification
packages/marko-querytest:libpackages/marko-querytest:typespackages/marko-querybuildpackages/marko-query-devtoolstest:libpackages/marko-query-devtoolsbuildexamples/marko/basictest:typesexamples/marko/basictest:eslintexamples/marko/basicbuildexamples/marko/custom-servertest:typesexamples/marko/custom-servertest:eslintintegrations/marko/vitetest:typesintegrations/marko/vitebuildpnpm run test:docspnpm run test:knippnpm run test:sherifI opened every page of both example apps in a browser and clicked through them, checking the state change rather than only a 200.
test:sherifreports 18multiple-dependency-versionserrors. The same 18 occur on a cleanmaincheckout, so this PR does not cause them. Theviteone lists my three projects, but it is raised byexamples/vue/2.6-basicand2.7-basic, which pinvite: ^4.5.14while everything else uses^8.3.5.🚀 Release Impact
Two new packages publish from this PR, both
minor, so the first release is0.1.0. The example and integration apps areprivate: trueand do not publish.Summary by CodeRabbit