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React Hooks were introduced in version 16.8.0. They are a complete departure from class component lifecycle events. For more information, see the official React Hooks API Reference.

Here is a flow diagram that explains the new flow of a Hooks component.

Flow Diagram

This flow diagram is also available as a PDF file.

flow chart

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To quickly open the Hook Flow Diagram in your default browser, you can execute the following from your terminal. Commit this to memory! 😉

$ npx hook-flow

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Thanks goes to these wonderful people (emoji key):

Donavon West
Donavon West

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Revel Carlberg West
Revel Carlberg West

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Dan Abramov
Dan Abramov

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This project follows the all-contributors specification. Contributions of any kind welcome!

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hook-flow's Issues

Dashed line between Render and React Updates DOM is probably concurrent mode only.

The legend does not clarify what is the difference between a dashed and solid lines (would be nice if it would).

I can only guess that a dashed line mean "even loop released" and any stages connected by a solid line are part of the same sync task.

If I'm wrong, then the rest of this issue is not valid.

We are having a bit of a debate on a bug in an "official" React example, and I wrote a codesandbox that shows you can only have a setInterval callback invoked after useLayoutEffect or useEffect.

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Concurrent mode

Initially I gathered that the dashed line between Render and React Updates DOM is only valid in concurrent mode, but as [this codesandbox demonstrates, in concurrent mode it seems that nowhere between Render and Run Effects there should be a dashed line:

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