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🔥 React Useful Hooks 🔥

React Useful Hooks is released under the MIT license. React Useful Hooks passed the testing Current npm package version.

This library aims to provide the most necessary hooks, which are required in typical React or React Native app;

Installation

For npm

npm install @rozhkov/react-useful-hooks

For yarn

yarn add @rozhkov/react-useful-hooks

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Hooks

useInit

Initializes a value during component mounting and returns it each time throughout the component lifecycle.

Example

// first render
const initialized = useInit(() => {}); // the callback is called.

// after
const initialized = useInit(() => {}); // the callback is not called, the return value is not changed.

Interface

<T>(callback: () => T) => T;

useIsFirstRender

At first render, the result is true, then false.

Example

// first render
const isMouting = useIsFirstRender(); // The return is true.

// after
const isMouting = useIsFirstRender(); // The return is false.

Interface

() => boolean;

usePrevious

Returns a previous argument that was passed during a previous render.

Example

// first render
const value = usePrevious('My arg'); // The first result is always undefined.

// second render
const value = usePrevious('Not my arg'); // The return is 'My arg'.

Interface

<T>(arg: T) => T | undefined;

useStableCallback

Returns a new callback that preserves the reference between renderers. If you call a function, the last function that was passed to the argument will be called.

Example

// first render
const wrapped = useStableCallback(() => 'Some function');
wrapped(); // 'Some function'

// second render
const wrapped = useStableCallback(() => 'So, I have new function');
wrapped(); // 'So, I have new function', but current 'wrapped' === previous 'wrapped'.

Interface

<T extends AnyFunc>(callback: T | null | undefined) => T;

useMemoObject

Return a memoized object, comparing values of its keys.

Example

const memoizedObj = useMemoObject({
  fieldValue1,
  fieldValue2,
  ...otherFields
});

// is equal
const memoizedObj = useMemo(() => ({
  fieldValue1,
  fieldValue2,
  ...otherFields
}), [
  fieldValue1,
  fieldValue2,
  ...otherFields
]);

Interface

<T extends object>(obj: T) => T;

useMemoArray

Return a memoized array, comparing its values.

Example

const memoizedArray = useMemoArray([
  value1,
  value2,
  ...otherValues
]);

// is equal
const memoizedArray = useMemo(() => ([
  value1,
  value2,
  ...otherValues
]), [
  value1,
  value2,
  ...otherValues
]);

Interface

<T extends any[]>(array: T) => T;

useStateRef

Similar to useState, but it also returns a third item "ref" with the most recent value.

Example

const [, setValue, valueRef] = useStateRef(0);

useEffect(() => {
  valueRef.current; // 0
  setValue(1);
  valueRef.current; // 1
}, []);

Interface

<S = undefined>() => [S | undefined, Dispatch<SetStateAction<S | undefined>>, Ref<S | undefined>];
<S>(initialState: S | (() => S)) => [S, Dispatch<SetStateAction<S>>, Ref<S>];

useIsChanged

Returns the result of comparing between a current argument and a previous argument.

Example

// first render
const value = useIsChanged(0); // The return is false

// second render
const value = useIsChanged(0); // The return is false
// or
const value = useIsChanged(1); // The return is true

Interface

(value: any) => false;

useArgByRef

Returns 'ref' with the most recent value which was passed to the hook.

Example

// first render
const ref = useArgByRef(0);
ref.current; // 0

// second render
const ref = useArgByRef([]);
ref.current; // []

Interface

<T>(value: T) => {readonly current: T};

useChangeCounter

Returns the count of how many times the argument has changed throughout the component lifecycle. This can be helpful when you have complex conditions in useEffect, etc.

Example

// first render
const count = useChangeCounter('init'); // The return is 0

// second render
const count = useChangeCounter('init'); // The return is 0
// or
const count = useChangeCounter('changed'); // The return is 1

Interface

<T>(value: T, compare?: (v1: T, v2: T) => boolean) => number;

👨‍💻 Author

Sergey Rozhkov

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📄 License

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