Is there any way to abort previous RTKQ request?

[Leeasdw]

I have to show request time on the page. For now I'm using something like :

    const startTime = new Date().getTime();
    //await lazy RTKQ request
    const endTime = new Date().getTime();
    const duration = (endTime - startTime) / 1000

and then put this in useState. (since I haven't found a better way to get request time).

Everything is okay, but if the previous request finishes after the last one, then it overwrites the time also.
Data isn't being overwritten, because as far I understand it's managed by RTKQ.

So, is there any way to cancel previous request or maybe different approach on getting request time, so I can avoid this problem?

Would be grateful for any help!

[phryneas]

useQuery returns startedTimeStamp and fulfilledTimeStamp - do those work for you?

[Leeasdw]

Yeah, they do. It's actually a better way to count, thanks. But still, it doesn't solve the problem with overwriting :(

[Leeasdw]

nvm, I was doing the wrong thing. I was taking timestamps from lazy trigger method and then write it to the state. Instead I needed to take it from useQuery directly, as you said. Then rtkq manages them correctly by itself