Powerhooks NPM

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Main hooks

`useConstCallback`

Believe it or not there is no valid reason to require user to pass in a dependency array to useCallback.

Demo playground to show you why it matters.

`useCallbackFactory`

To avoid re-rendering every list item component when the parent re-renders.

//Without powerhook: 

todos.map(todo=> 
    <Todo 
        todo={todo}
        onClick={(a, b)=> onClick(todo, a, b)}
    />
);

//With: 

import { useCallbackFactory } from "powerhooks/useCallbackFactory";

//...

const onClickFactory = useCallbackFactory(
    (
        [todo]: [string],
        [a, b]: [string, number]
    ) => onClick(todo, a, b)
);

todos.map(todo=> 
    <Todo 
        todo={todo}
        onClick={onClickFactory(todo)}
    />
);

Let's assume <TodoItem /> uses React.memo, in the example without powerhooks, every render of the parent the reference of onComplete changes.
useCallbackFactory on the other hand always returns the same function for a given todo: string.

`useGlobalState`

Create global state persistent across reloads that is accessible through out the entire app, and this without involving a provider.

NOTE: It makes uses of TypeScript's template literal types to return useIsDarkModeEnabled based on the name parameter ("isDarkModeEnabled").
How cool is that ?!

useIsDarkModeEnabled.ts

import { createUseGlobalState } from "powerhooks/useGlobalState";

export const { useIsDarkModeEnabled, evtIsDarkModeEnabled } = createUseGlobalState({
	"name": "isDarkModeEnabled",
	"initialState": (
		window.matchMedia &&
		window.matchMedia("(prefers-color-scheme: dark)").matches
	),
	"doPersistAcrossReloads": true
});

MyComponent.tsx

import { useIsDarkModeEnabled } from "./useIsDarkModeEnabled";

export function MyComponent(){

  const { isDarkModeEnabled, setIsDarkModeEnabled }= useIsDarkModeEnabled();

  return (
    <div>
      <p>The dark mode is currently: {isDarkModeEnabled?"enabled":"disabled"}</p>
      <button onClick={()=> setIsDarkModeEnabled(!isDarkModeEnabled)}>
        Click to toggle dark mode
      <button>
    </dvi>
  );

}

Optionally, you can track your state an edit them outside of the react tree React but still trigger refresh when the state is changed.

import { evtIsDarkModeEnabled } from "./useIsDarkModeEnabled";

//After 4 seconds, enable dark mode, it will triggers re-renders of all the components 
//that uses the state.
setTimeout(
  ()=>{

      evtIsDarkModeEnabled.state = true;

  },
  4000
);

//Print something in the console anytime the state changes:  

evtIsDarkModeEnabled.attach(isDarkModeEnabled=> {
  console.log(`idDarkModeEnabled changed, new value: ${isDarkModeEnabled}`);
});

For SSR (Next.js) use powerhook/useSsrGlobalState as showed in src/test/apps/ssr.

`useDomRect`

Measure rendered components in realtime.

import { useDomRect } from "powerhooks/useDomRect";

function MyComponent(){

    const { ref, domRect } = useDomRect();

    return (
      <>
        <div ref={ref}> 
          This div is div size's dimensions <br/>
          are determined by it's content 
        </div>
        <div
          style={{
            "width": domRect.width,
            "height": domRect.height
          }}
        > 
          This div is the same size as the first div
        </div>
      </>
    );

}

WARNING: Not yet compatible with SSR