Overview

Hookpedia is a website repository of React Hooks, created to aggregate knowledge and best practices among React developers. It allows anyone to contribute code to the repository by opening a pull request or submitting an issue for corrections on hooks. Many of the original hooks in the project came from the open repository useHooks, which serves the same purpose and has its code under the Unlicense.

Features

Search functionality with Cntrl/Cmd + K shortcut to open a hook search box.
Option to toggle between TypeScript/JavaScript code views.
Ability to share hook code links via Twitter.

Summary

Hookpedia is a website repository for React Hooks that aims to facilitate the sharing of knowledge and best practices among React developers. It provides a user-friendly interface with features such as hook search, code toggling, and social sharing. The website is built using React, Next.js, and Chakra UI, and utilizes various libraries for Markdown rendering, syntax highlighting, and HTTP requests. Contributions to the project are welcome, and the website is licensed under MIT.

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