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@nikitababko/react-custom-hooks

v1.3.2

Published

Custom react hooks

Downloads

15

Readme

React custom hooks

Install

npm install @nikitababko/react-custom-hooks

or

yarn add @nikitababko/react-custom-hooks

Description

  • useInput

    Managed component logic.

  • useHover

    Hover effect.

  • useScroll(useInfinitePagination)

    For example, we parse a list of tasks. Hundreds of tasks are loaded to us at once. But we don't want this behavior, we want to do dynamic pagination. That is, we scroll through, reach the end and the next batch is loaded for us.

  • useDebounce

    We write something in the "input" field and a search request is sent to us - "give me a task with such and such a name". And we want this request to be sent not when the button is clicked, but the moment we enter something.

    P.S.There are a lot of options for using such a hook. It doesn't have to be "input". For example, we want to track when the user stops moving the mouse. or something like that.

  • useRequest

    Request logic.

  • useModal

    Pop-up window

  • useValidation

    Form validation

  • useFocus

    Focus on element