You can do that in any state variables you store in the Context! In your example, I'd probably call your API in a useEffect and then set a state variable in that, and then make sure that state variable is passed into Context. Here's an example of that from the Jamstack Explorers GitHub repo: github.com/netlify/explorers/blob/...
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You can do that in any state variables you store in the Context! In your example, I'd probably call your API in a
useEffectand then set a state variable in that, and then make sure that state variable is passed into Context. Here's an example of that from the Jamstack Explorers GitHub repo: github.com/netlify/explorers/blob/...