nkzw-tech/fate

Health v2 · maintenance only

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1070 stars · 19 forks observed · 2026-09-01

What it is AI-extracted, prompt v1, taxonomy v1, 2026-08-30, confidence not recorded

fate is a modern, type-safe data client for React (with a Vue client also available) inspired by Relay and GraphQL. It combines co-located view composition, a normalized cache, data masking, optimistic updates, and Async React features like Suspense and Actions into a single data-fetching layer.

Use cases

• fetch data in react with suspense
• co-locate data requirements with react components
• avoid request waterfalls by composing data into one request
• normalized client-side cache for react app data
• optimistic updates with automatic rollback on failure
• cursor-based pagination and infinite scrolling in react
• type-safe data fetching without graphql dsl
• live updating views via server-sent events

When to choose

• You are building a React 19+ app and want Relay-style co-located data views without adopting GraphQL or a compiler/DSL
• You need a normalized cache with data masking to prevent overfetching and component coupling
• You want built-in optimistic updates, pagination, and Suspense-based async rendering
• You use tRPC, Drizzle, Prisma, or a custom fate server and want type-safe end-to-end data fetching

When to avoid

• You need a battle-tested, production-ready library today - fate is explicitly in alpha and not production ready
• You are not using React 19.2+ (or Vue) and modern Async React features
• You prefer a minimal fetch wrapper or an established solution like React Query, SWR, or Apollo
• Your project cannot adopt the fate server, Vite plugin, or one of its supported transports

Facets

library · maturity experimental

http-client caching state-management middleware frontend web-development apis developer-tools browser react data-fetching relay-inspired normalized-cache suspense type-safe vue trpc graphql optimistic-updates vite-plugin nodejs

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