For documentation on how to use hooks, please see the React documentation. In general, the components used to test these hooks show usage examples.
This hook sets up a side effect, such that whenever the cutoutSelector returns a falsy value (such as if there are zero rows in a list, for example) it will dispatch the loadActions (which can be a single action object or an array of them) on render. Be mindful of changing the loadActions, such as for example constructing the value in a function call -- this will cause the action(s) to be dispatched, as the hook checks its identity on each rendering. Memoizing functions or creating static action objects for use with this hook is beneficial.
Returns [navigateHandler, active], wherein the latter indicates that the href is the current path, or a parent path thereof, and the former is an event handler function that will navigate the browser to the href, and prevent the default event.
Returns [flag, toggle(), reset()] of a flag value with toggle and reset functions. The init parameter specifies the initial value of the flag.
Returns [viewState, updateViewState(key, value)], where the former is the data stored by the view reducer for the given name, and the latter can be used to update individual key/value sets within it.
This hook is used to handle custom action after deletes and updates requests. Returns [buildRequestState], where the first value is a method used to build the requestState object.
This hook is used to handle the notification message for deletes and updates. Returns [buildRequestState], where the first value is a method used to build the requestState object.