@usable-react/use-interval NPM

⚓️ `usable-react`

Basic React hooks to get any project off the ground.

🔗 Installation

Install via yarn:

yarn add usable-react

# or, install hooks individually:
yarn add @usable-react/use-compare
yarn add @usable-react/use-debounced
# ...and so on :)

Install via npm:

npm install usable-react

# or, install hooks individually:
npm install @usable-react/use-dom-event
npm install @usable-react/use-force-update
# ...and so on :)

Hooks

usable-react is managed as a monorepo so that hooks can be used collectively, or optimized as separate dependencies.

Package Name	Description
`usable-react`	A package containing all the hooks!
`@usable-react/use-compare`	Check if a value has changed since the last render.
`@usable-react/use-debounced`	Debounce an incoming change to the given value.
`@usable-react/use-deferred-children`	Get a copy of the given React `children`, deferred to the next update.
`@usable-react/use-dom-event`	Create event listeners outside the React lifecycle for a given DOM element.
`@usable-react/use-effect-after-mount`	Just like `useEffect`, but only executes after mounting!
`@usable-react/use-effect-trigger`	An effect you can trigger with a function call!
`@usable-react/use-filter`	Perform a fuzzy search on a dataset using `fuse.js`.
`@usable-react/use-force-update`	Force a component to re-render.
`@usable-react/use-hash`	Get the MD5 hash of an arbitrary object (based on `object-hash`).
`@usable-react/use-hash-compare`	Just like `useCompare`, but using the value's MD5 hash.
`@usable-react/use-initial-render`	Just like `useEffect`, but only executes on a component's initial render.
`@usable-react/use-interval`	Execute an effect on an interval (with automatic cleanup).
`@usable-react/use-previous`	Returns the previous value of the given source.
`@usable-react/use-timer`	Contains several hooks to easily create timers within the React lifecycle.

Contributing

usable-react is at an early stage of development, so contributing is a great way to both move the project forward and have your ideas represented! Here are some steps to open a PR:

Fork it!
Create a branch based off development named with a package directory (or directories), leading label, and a descriptive title:
- {package}/{label}/{descriptive title}
- For features: usable-react/feature/my-brand-spankin-new-thing or use-hash/feature/my-brand-spankin-new-thing
- For bug fixes: usable-react/fix/my-bug-fix or something like use-timer/fix/my-bug-fix
Set up your local development environment:
1. yarn install
2. yarn bootstrap
3. PKG=$PACKAGE_TARGET yarn dev
Make your changes! Commit early and often and write good commit messages.
Open a draft PR so that a core contributor (probably @smithki) can review the code and merge your changes!

As aforementioned, this project is still taking shape :baby: More formal contributor processes will undoubtedly be added over time according to the project's needs!

Development Scripts

NPM Script	Usage	Description
`bootstrap`	`yarn bootstrap`	Install dependencies/set up a local development environment.
`exec`	`PKG=$PACKAGE_TARGET yarn exec -- ...`	Execute commands in the specified package.
`dev`	`PKG=$PACKAGE_TARGET yarn dev`	Start the specified package in development mode, or all packages if `$PKG` is omitted.
`build`	`PKG=$PACKAGE_TARGET yarn build`	Build the specified package for production, or all packages if `$PKG` is omitted.
`clean`	`PKG=$PACKAGE_TARGET yarn clean`	Run cleaning scripts for the specified package, or all packages if `$PKG` is omitted.
`lint`	`PKG=$PACKAGE_TARGET yarn lint`	Run the linter for the specified package, or all packages if `$PKG` is omitted.
`test`	`PKG=$PACKAGE_TARGET yarn test`	Run tests for the specified package, or all packages if `$PKG` is omitted.
`release`	`yarn release`	Publishes all packages with unreleased versions.
`release_canary`	`yarn release_canary`	Publishes pre-release versions for all packages.