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import { useQuery } from 'react-query';
import { useOkapiKy } from '@folio/stripes/core';
import { generateKiwtQuery, refdataOptions, refdataQueryKey } from '../utils';
const useRefdata = ({
endpoint,
desc,
options = refdataOptions,
queryParams,
returnQueryObject = false,
}) => {
const ky = useOkapiKy();
const nsValues = {};
/* Desc will tend to contain a '.', which will throw off generateKiwtQuery.
* To combat this we can insert another Desc. at the beginning to act as the filtername, so
* Funder.Name => Desc.desc=Funder.Name. This way "Desc" acts as the filterName, and without a filterKey
* "desc=Funder.Name" is passed wholesale to the query.
*/
if (Array.isArray(desc)) {
// If we have an array, append a desc filter for each desc given
nsValues.filters = desc.map(d => `DescKey.${d}`).join(',');
} else if (desc) {
// If we just have a string, append a single desc filter
nsValues.filters = `DescKey.${desc}`;
}
const query = generateKiwtQuery(options, nsValues);
const path = `${endpoint}${query}`;
const queryObject = useQuery(
refdataQueryKey(desc),
() => ky(path).json(),
queryParams
);
if (returnQueryObject) {
return queryObject || {};
}
const { data: refdata } = queryObject;
return refdata || [];
};
useRefdata.propTypes = {
endpoint: PropTypes.string,
desc: PropTypes.oneOfType([
PropTypes.string,
PropTypes.arrayOf(PropTypes.string)
]),
queryParams: PropTypes.object,
returnQueryObject: PropTypes.bool
};
export default useRefdata;
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