Get store from ApiProvider

[donald-richardson-dxd]

How do I get the store that is created from the ApiProvider?

[markerikson]

99% of the time, you shouldn't be using <ApiProvider>. Its only purpose is if you want to use RTK Query in an app that doesn't use Redux for anything else whatsoever. All <ApiProvider> does is take an RTK Query API definition and make a store for you.

Normally, you'd actually create a Redux store, render the React-Redux <Provider store={store}> around your app, and go from there.

[phryneas]

Or, to be more clear: using ApiProvider is great if all you have is a single api.
But in that case, you should never have a need to interact with store directly.

If you want to interact with store, it's probably best that you create your own.

Technically though, you can always use useStore in a client component. But it's really not recommended.

[donald-richardson-dxd]

Got it. The reason I needed access to the store is because I needed to also access data outside of react, using dispatch. I'll set up a store. Thanks.

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