About

The galactus-hook library has a collection of ready-to-use hooks that will help you with your project tasks, in addition to making your code clean and with many fast features.

Install

Install the galactus-hook library:

npm install @galactushouse/galactus-hook

or

yarn add @galactushouse/galactus-hook

Usage

Import one or more hooks chosen from the library into your component and use them as needed for your project:

import { useLocalStorage } from '@galactushouse/galactus-hook'

Hooks documentation

Access the specific documentation for each hook to learn more about its features:

• useApi
• useCookie
• useLocalStorage
• useLocation
• useWindowScroll

Hooks details

| Hook | Functions / Variables | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | useApi | getRequest postRequest putRequest patchRequest deleteRequest | Hook with quick and easy functionality for full API consumption. The useApi hook works with the GET, POST, PUT, PATCH and DELETE methods. | | useCookie | getCookie setCookie deleteCookie | Hook with quick and easy functionality to manage cookies for your web applications. | | useLocalStorage | addLocalStorage editLocalStorage readLocalStorage removeLocalStorage | Hook with quick and easy functionality to create, edit, access and remove information in the browser's local storage. | | useLocation | getLocation setLocation | Hook with quick and easy functionality for accessing window.location, giving you full possibilities of reading and changing its properties, generating navigation autonomy for your web application. | | useWindowScroll | positionX positionY | Hook with quick and easy functionality to access the horizontal and vertical position of the scroll in your application. |

Contribute

To contribute to the galactus-hook project follow the steps mentioned below:

1. Fork the galactus-hook project.
2. Clone the project (forked by you).
3. Make changes, create new hooks or documentation (In case you create a new hook, you must also create the documentation of its features in the README.md file in your folder).
4. Record your change in the CHANGELOG.md file following the standardization.
5. Submit your Pull Request (PR) containing your changes.

Licensed

GalactusHook is MIT licensed.