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What Are Collections?

Collections are a personal bookmarking system built into Replyke. Each authenticated user has a private library of named folders — called collections — where they can save entities for later reference. Collections are hierarchical: every user starts with a root collection and can create unlimited sub-collections nested inside it or inside each other.
Collections are private. They belong to and are only visible to the user who created them.

How It Works

  1. Root collection — automatically created the first time a user accesses their collections. Acts as the top-level folder and cannot be renamed or deleted.
  2. Sub-collections — folders created inside the root or inside other sub-collections. Can be renamed and deleted.
  3. Entities — saved into the current collection. The same entity can appear in multiple collections.

Hooks

useCollections

Navigate the collection hierarchy and perform CRUD operations on the current collection context.

useCollectionsActions

Lower-level actions for fetching, creating, updating, and deleting collections.

useCollectionEntitiesWrapper

Fetch paginated entities saved in a specific collection with sort and load-more support.
To check whether a specific entity is saved in any of the user’s collections, see useIsEntitySaved in the entities section.

Data Model

See Collection for the full field reference.