The hook is the useState/useMessageEvent variant; the leftover
useQueryClient().invalidateQueries call required a QueryClientProvider
the unit test didn't supply (6 failures). The FlatCreatedEvent handler
already re-sends the search composer, so the invalidate was dead code.
useNavigatorSearch had two gaps its tests cover:
- with no active tab the query is disabled, but a NavigatorSearchEvent still
updated the data; now such events are ignored until a tab is active
- a newly created room (FlatCreatedEvent) now invalidates the
['navigator','search'] query and refetches the current search
Fixes the 2 failing useNavigatorSearch tests; full suite 472/472.
This mirrors what the old god-hook used to do and what the rest of the codebase still uses for everything else. The TanStack one-shot listener pattern (awaitNitroResponse registers a listener, awaits one matching response, removes itself) is fragile against renderer-bundle quirks — the parser fires but the listener never matches, so the promise never resolves and query.data stays undefined forever. That's exactly the symptom you saw: server logs show the response arriving, client UI stays blank.
useNitroQuery keyed on [currentTabCode, currentFilter] from
navigatorUiStore. Fires NavigatorSearchComposer; subscribes to
NavigatorSearchEvent with an accept-filter that rejects results whose
code does not match the current tab. Invalidates on FlatCreatedEvent
and RoomSettingsUpdatedEvent for server-driven refresh.
nitro-renderer.mock.ts: add connection.send stub to GetCommunication
so SendMessageComposer (which calls GetCommunication().connection.send)
does not throw in tests that exercise useNitroQuery.
TDD: 7 cases incl. enabled-gating, accept-filter rejection on
mismatched tab, invalidator round-trip.
simoleo89