React Custom Hooks

Installation

npm i @rrc-npm/r-hooks

or

yarn add @rrc-npm/r-hooks

Hooks

useOutsideClick - demo

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Trigger the callback function on clicking outside the referenced element.

// import from the package
import {useOutsideClick} from "@rrc-npm/r-hooks";

export default function Demo() {
    // define the ref
    const demoRef = useRef();

    // Handle clicking outside the element
    useOutsideClick(demoRef, () => {
        // your code
    });

    return (
        <div className="demo" ref={demoRef}>
            //....
        </div>
    );
}

useEventListener - demo

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Hook for handling any Javascript events.

useEventListener("mousedown", () => {
    // ... your code
});

useLocalStorage - demo

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Extended useState hook to keep data in the browser's localStorage. It can be used when a state needs to persist even after reloading the browser.

const [state,setState] = useLocalStorage(KEY,INITIAL_VALUE)

The KEY will be using as the key in the localStorage.

useOnlineStatus - demo

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Hook to check the network status and trigger the callback function if online.

    // get the status
    const isOnline = useOnlineStatus();

    // trigger on changing the status
    useEffect(() => {
        if (isOnline) console.log("You're online");
    }, [isOnline]);

useUpdateEffect - demo

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An extended useEffect hook for triggering on updates not for initial rendering.

useUpdateEffect(() => {
    console.log("Updated");
}, [dependency]);

useQueryState - demo

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Hook to create a persisting state same like useLocalStorage, but the data is added to the URL queries instead of local storage. It will be helpful if you need to share a URL with data filled.

const [state, setState] = useQueryState(KEY,INITIAL_VALUE);

The KEY will be using as the key in the URL query.

useHashState - demo

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This hooks is same like the useQueryState, but instead the query parameters, it is using the hash URLs.

const [state, setState] = useHashState(KEY,INITIAL_VALUE);

useReadonly - demo

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This hook will keep a state as readonly. It can be used to compare the initial value of a changing state.

const initialState = useReadonly(name);