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@evanpatchouli/react-hooks-kit v1.1.0

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react-hooks-kit

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@evanpatchouli/react-hooks-kit is library for making it easy to use react hooks.

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Introduction

react-hooks-kit is an open source library focused on making it easy to use react hooks.

It includes a comprehensive collection of hooks that empower you to accomplish any task in your application without being forced into a specific way of doing things.

react-hooks-kit is a lightweight library that doesn't require any dependencies. It's easy to use, and it's easy to learn.

Advantages

  • Cosying: react-hooks-kit provides a simple API that makes it easy to use react hooks. Lightweight: It is a lightweight library without any dependencies.
  • Overall: It includes a comprehensive collection of hooks that empower you to accomplish different tasks in your application like store, parser, listeners, effects, etc.
  • Typescript support: It is developed with typescript and provides excellent typescript support and type inference support.
  • Innovation: It provides some innovative hooks like useWatch (partial listener), useRipple (css houdini effect), etc.

Progress

There are about 60 hooks in library, most of them are still experimental and not stable yet. In menu, only the hooks without prefix tag is entirely stable. If a hook with prefix tag of new, it means it has passed tests; with a prefix tag of cup means experimental; a prefix tag of clock means in plan.

  • When a test for a hook or a feature of a hook passed, the z in version x.y.z should be increased by 1.
  • When a hook pass all tests, it should be switched to new, and the y in version x.y.z should be increased by 1.
  • When a module of hooks pass all tests, the x in version x.y.z should be increased by 1.
  • After a module of hooks all pass tests for 3 decades, it should get retests, the hooks pass retests should be switched to stable.
  • After a module of hooks all pass retests, and the x in version x.y.z should be increased by 1.
  • Commonly, when a hook passes the first tests, the z should be increased by 1. If a hook is complex, it could increase with a feature passing tests.
  • If a clock hook switch into cup, the y in version x.y.z should be increased by 1.
  • If a new hook is created, the y in version x.y.z should be increased by 1.

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    • Tests for v1.0.0 Tests for v1.0.0