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description: Every name @ahoo-wang/wow-react exports, generated from its TSDoc.
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# @ahoo-wang/wow-react symbol index

Every name `@ahoo-wang/wow-react` exports — 35 — with its kind and the first sentence of its TSDoc, generated from the built declarations. 0 of them are described by hand in the curated pages, linked in the last column; the rest are read from their source through the signature in the [API report](https://github.com/Ahoo-Wang/Wow/blob/main/typescript/wow-react/test/api/root.api.md). This index is English only.

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| Symbol | Kind | Summary | Covered in |
|---|---|---|---|
| `ListStreamExecutor` | type | Opens the event stream of one query: a query client's `listStream`, or any function that resolves to a stream of rows. | — |
| `QueryExecutor` | type | Runs one query: a query client's method, such as a generated`…SnapshotQueryClient`'s `paged`, or any function that resolves to the result. | — |
| `QueryHookOptions` | interface | The options every query hook takes. | — |
| `QueryHookReturn` | interface | What every query hook returns. | — |
| `QueryStatus` | type | Where a query hook stands: | — |
| `UseCountQueryOptions` | interface | Options of `useCountQuery`: a filter and an `execute` that resolves to how many rows it matches. | — |
| `UseCountQueryReturn` | interface | What `useCountQuery` returns: the count as `result`. | — |
| `UseFetcherCountQueryOptions` | interface | Options of `useFetcherCountQuery`: those of every query hook, with the endpoint and the Fetcher in place of `execute`. | — |
| `UseFetcherCountQueryReturn` | interface | What `useFetcherCountQuery` returns: the count as `result`. | — |
| `UseFetcherListQueryOptions` | interface | Options of `useFetcherListQuery`: those of every query hook, with the endpoint and the Fetcher in place of `execute`. | — |
| `UseFetcherListQueryReturn` | interface | What `useFetcherListQuery` returns: the rows as `result`. | — |
| `UseFetcherListStreamQueryOptions` | interface | Options of `useFetcherListStreamQuery`: those of `useListStreamQuery`, with the endpoint and the Fetcher in place of `execute`. | — |
| `UseFetcherListStreamQueryReturn` | interface | What `useFetcherListStreamQuery` returns; see`UseListStreamQueryReturn`. | — |
| `UseFetcherPagedQueryOptions` | interface | Options of `useFetcherPagedQuery`: those of every query hook, with the endpoint and the Fetcher in place of `execute`. | — |
| `UseFetcherPagedQueryReturn` | interface | What `useFetcherPagedQuery` returns: the page (`total` and `list`) as `result`. | — |
| `UseFetcherSingleQueryOptions` | interface | Options of `useFetcherSingleQuery`: those of every query hook, with the endpoint and the Fetcher in place of `execute`. | — |
| `UseFetcherSingleQueryReturn` | interface | What `useFetcherSingleQuery` returns: the item as `result`. | — |
| `UseListQueryOptions` | interface | Options of `useListQuery`: a list query and an `execute` that resolves to its rows. | — |
| `UseListQueryReturn` | interface | What `useListQuery` returns: the rows as `result`. | — |
| `UseListStreamQueryOptions` | interface | Options of `useListStreamQuery`: those of every query hook, with an`execute` that opens the stream. | — |
| `UseListStreamQueryReturn` | interface | What `useListStreamQuery` and `useFetcherListStreamQuery` return: the rows as they arrive, and whether the stream has ended. | — |
| `UsePagedQueryOptions` | interface | Options of `usePagedQuery`: a paged query and an `execute` that resolves to one page. | — |
| `UsePagedQueryReturn` | interface | What `usePagedQuery` returns: the page (`total` and `list`) as`result`. | — |
| `UseSingleQueryOptions` | interface | Options of `useSingleQuery`: a single query and an `execute` that resolves to one item. | — |
| `UseSingleQueryReturn` | interface | What `useSingleQuery` returns: the item as `result`. | — |
| `useCountQuery` | function | Counts what a filter matches through your own `execute` function and keeps the count as state: typically a query client's `count`. | — |
| `useFetcherCountQuery` | function | POSTs a count to a Wow query route through a Fetcher and keeps the count as state. | — |
| `useFetcherListQuery` | function | POSTs a list query to a Wow query route through a Fetcher and keeps the rows as state. | — |
| `useFetcherListStreamQuery` | function | Streams the rows of a list query from a Wow query route and keeps them as state; see `useListStreamQuery` for the state it returns. | — |
| `useFetcherPagedQuery` | function | POSTs a paged query to a Wow query route through a Fetcher and keeps the page as state. | — |
| `useFetcherSingleQuery` | function | POSTs a single query to a Wow query route through a Fetcher and keeps the result as state. | — |
| `useListQuery` | function | Runs a list query through your own `execute` function and keeps the rows as state: typically a query client's `list` or `listState`. | — |
| `useListStreamQuery` | function | Streams the rows of a list query as server-sent events and keeps them as state. | — |
| `usePagedQuery` | function | Runs a paged query through your own `execute` function and keeps the page as state: typically a query client's `paged` or `pagedState`. | — |
| `useSingleQuery` | function | Runs a single query through your own `execute` function and keeps the result as state: typically a query client's `single` or `singleState`. | — |

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