
Boilerplate (and quick tutorial) for developers who would like to publish custom react hooks to the NPM.
Creating custom React hooks and components can be a powerful way to enhance your projects, and this boilerplate offers a fantastic starting point for developers looking to publish their own packages to the NPM registry. Tailored for those with a solid understanding of React and hooks, the setup process is straightforward, and the tutorial guides you through each step to ensure that you're equipped to utilize the structure effectively.
With this boilerplate, you can not only create and publish your custom hooks but also export components easily. By following the clear instructions provided, you can have your package up and running in no time, allowing you to share your innovations with the wider community.
package.json to get started quickly with your custom package.yarn link for local testing, allowing you to work on your hooks directly within an application without dealing with publish errors.useCounter hook to illustrate best practices in custom hook creation and usage.
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