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I am using React Query with TypeScript.

Mutation:

   let mutation = useMutation((newUser) => {
      return signup(newUser)
   })

Submit function:

const onSignupSubmit = ({ name, email, password }: User) => {
      mutation.mutate(
          {
            name,
            email,
            password,
         }
      )
   }

Also this line giving me error:

mutation?.error?.response?.data?.field

I am using React Query with TypeScript.

Mutation:

   let mutation = useMutation((newUser) => {
      return signup(newUser)
   })

Submit function:

const onSignupSubmit = ({ name, email, password }: User) => {
      mutation.mutate(
          {
            name,
            email,
            password,
         }
      )
   }

Also this line giving me error:

mutation?.error?.response?.data?.field
  • javascript
  • typescript
  • react-query
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you need to define the type of the mutation function passed to useMutation:

let mutation = useMutation((newUser: User) => {
    return signup(newUser)
})

a shorter way would be to omit the arrow function and just do:

let mutation = useMutation(signup)

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