Refactor React components by extracting logic into hooks and dividing large files into modular subcomponents.
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Refactor and organize React components to improve reusability, readability, and maintainability across a codebase.
Run /vpk-tidy <path> to refactor the target component with full cleanup.
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To refactor React components, you need to break large files into modular subcomponents and extract business logic into custom hooks. This separates UI from logic and enforces architectural rules to ensure scalable, maintainable code.
You should extract custom hooks when your React components contain tightly coupled or duplicated business logic. Moving this logic into hooks decouples data from UI, reducing complexity and improving reusability across common patterns like Cards and Modals.
The best way to decouple business logic from UI in React is by applying modular refactoring patterns. This involves dividing large files into subcomponents and moving logic into custom hooks to enforce data decoupling and type safety.
Yes, you can apply modular refactoring to duplicated UI patterns like Tabs, Modals, and Cards across multiple files. Adopting composition patterns resolves duplication and builds scalable UIs with enforced architectural rules.
To start tidying a tightly coupled React component, run the refactoring process on the target component path. This applies full cleanup by dividing large files and enforcing compositional patterns for maintainable code.
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