usehooks-ts

Provide 33+ TypeScript React hooks for state, effects, DOM, and browser APIs.

1|Updated Nov 26, 2014
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Skill: usehooks-ts
Source: https://github.com/tianhuil/dotfiles/tree/main/home/.config/opencode/skills/usehooks-ts
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/tianhuil/dotfiles --skill usehooks-ts

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

A TypeScript React hooks library providing 33+ hooks for common use cases. Built for production use, tree-shakable, and extensively tested. It enables developers to quickly add well-tested hooks for state management, effects, DOM interactions, and browser APIs without writing custom hooks.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • 33+ hooks covering state, timing, DOM, events, storage, lifecycle, and utilities for React apps.
  • Use in production-grade apps to reduce boilerplate, improve consistency, and benefit from tree-shaking.
  • Use cases include building responsive UIs, managing localStorage data, debouncing inputs, handling window size, etc.

Quick Start

Install usehooks-ts in your project and start importing hooks such as useCounter, useDebounceValue, and useLocalStorage.

Frequently Asked Questions about usehooks-ts

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I reduce React boilerplate for localStorage state management?

Use a production-ready React hooks library like usehooks-ts to reduce boilerplate for localStorage state management. It provides a useLocalStorage hook with TypeScript types, enabling persistent state synchronization without writing custom boilerplate logic.

What is the best way to debounce input values in a React application?

The best way to debounce input values in React is using a dedicated useDebounceValue hook from a TypeScript hooks library. This approach provides a production-ready, well-typed solution that reduces boilerplate compared to implementing custom debounce timers.

Can I use these React hooks for DOM manipulation and responsive layouts?

Yes, you can use these React hooks for DOM manipulation and responsive layouts. The suite includes hooks for DOM interactions, effects, and window size tracking, designed for building modern React applications with responsive UIs across various scenarios.

Does this React hooks library support tree-shaking and TypeScript?

Yes, this React hooks library fully supports TypeScript and is tree-shakable. It exposes a well-typed TypeScript API and ships with extensive documentation and usage examples, ensuring you only bundle the hooks you actually use in production.

How do I handle window size and responsive UIs in React without custom hooks?

You can handle window size and responsive UIs without custom hooks by importing dedicated hooks from a production-ready suite. This library provides tested hooks for DOM interactions and window size tracking, reducing boilerplate in modern React applications.