React Use
React Hooks —
Overview
This document provides a comprehensive list of various hooks categorized under different functionalities in React. It covers a wide range of features such as tracking device states, geo-location, mouse events, key events, media queries, network connection, and many more. Each hook is designed to address a specific requirement efficiently within a React application.
Features
- SensorsuseBattery: Tracks device battery state.
- useGeolocation: Tracks geo-location state of user's device.
- useHover, useHoverDirty: Tracks mouse hover state of some element.
- useHash: Tracks location hash value.
- useIdle: Tracks whether user is inactive.
- useIntersection: Tracks an HTML element's intersection.
- useKey, useKeyPress, useKeyboardJs, useKeyPressEvent: Tracks keys.
- useLocation, useSearchParam: Tracks page navigation bar location state.
- useLongPress: Tracks long press gesture of some element.
- useMedia: Tracks state of a CSS media query.
- useMediaDevices: Tracks state of connected hardware devices.
- useMotion: Tracks state of device's motion sensor.
- useMouse, useMouseHovered: Tracks state of mouse position.
- useMouseWheel: Tracks deltaY of scrolled mouse wheel.
- useNetworkState: Tracks the state of the browser's network connection.
- useOrientation: Tracks state of device's screen orientation.
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