feat(core): support generic parameter for custom data provider types …#7469
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…in useDataProvider (refinedev#7445)
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What is the current behavior?
The
useDataProviderhook returns data providers typed as the genericDataProvidertype. There is no way to provide or use custom data provider types, forcing developers to manually cast types in their components to access custom methods or properties.What is the new behavior?
Added support for a generic type parameter
TDataProvideron theuseDataProviderhook, which defaults to the standardDataProvider:export const useDataProvider = <TDataProvider extends DataProvider = DataProvider>(): ...This allows developers to specify their custom provider type (e.g.
useDataProvider<CustomDataProvider>()), ensuring that the returned provider is fully typed without any type casting.fixes #7445