Welcome to the React Advanced Hooks Boilerplate!

This repository is designed to provide a solid starting point for working with advanced React hooks, including useRef, useReducer, useLayoutEffect, and custom hooks. Navigate through various examples and understand the practical implementation of these hooks in a React application.

You can check out a Demo of this boilerplate here.

1. Clone the repository to your local machine.
2. Install the required dependencies using npm install.
3. Start the development server using npm run dev.

This boilerplate is structured to give you a hands-on experience and understanding of some of the advanced hooks in React. Each hook is demonstrated with practical examples to showcase its utility and implementation in real-world applications.

• Purpose: Manage and retain state without causing re-render of the component.
• Examples:
  • Dom Elements Example: Demonstrates how to reference DOM elements.
  • Managing Instances Example: Illustrates managing instances with useRef.
  • Preserving Values Example: Showcases preserving values between renders without causing re-renders.

• Purpose: Manage state logic in components with a reducer function for more predictable state transitions.
• Examples:
  • Basic State Example: Basic implementation of useReducer.
  • Complex State Example: Handling complex state logic with useReducer.

• Purpose: Perform synchronous, side-effects that need to be executed before the DOM is painted.
• Examples:
  • Example One: Basic usage of useLayoutEffect.
  • Example Two: Another practical example of useLayoutEffect.

• Purpose: Reuse stateful logic and side effects across components.
• Examples:
  • useFetchData: Custom hook for fetching data.
  • useGeolocation: Custom hook for accessing geolocation.

Tip: Before you decide to delete all components and start from scratch, we suggest examining them closely to grasp their structure. They can act as a blueprint for your future work.

We hope this guide helps you navigate and make the most out of this boilerplate.

Happy coding, Technigo students! ❤️