
Copies non-react specific statics from a child component to a parent component
Hoist-non-react-statics is a useful tool for React developers looking to manage and transfer static properties from child components to their parent components effectively. This module ensures that specific static properties are preserved while allowing for the flexibility of component hierarchy management. By preventing React static keywords from being overridden, it brings a much-needed balance to static management within React applications.
This package caters to a variety of use cases, especially for components that utilize ForwardRefs or require specific static elements to remain intact. Its simple installation and compatibility with React versions 3.x and prior allow developers to enhance their applications seamlessly, making it an essential addition to any React developer's toolkit.
Static Property Management: Easily copy non-React static properties from child to parent components while safeguarding React-specific properties.
Selective Hoisting: Allow developers to specify which static properties to exclude from being hoisted, providing greater control over component behavior.
Compatibility: Works well with the latest React 3.x versions, effectively supporting ForwardRefs as well as backward compatibility with older versions of React.
Cross-Browser Functionality: Designed with consideration for various browsers, although it may require a polyfill for full compatibility in IE8.
Open Source License: Free to use under the Yahoo Inc. BSD license, ensuring that developers can incorporate it into their projects without worry.
Dependency Management: Clearly outlines third-party open-source code usage in the package.json file for transparency and easy compliance.
Simple Installation: Easy to integrate into existing projects, allowing developers to enhance their functionality quickly with minimal overhead.

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