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@soujvnunes/react

v0.5.0

Published

React utilities: hooked-context factory, error boundary, motion helpers (subpath exports, optional peers).

Readme

@soujvnunes/react

React utilities as subpath exports with optional peers, so you import a subpath and install only what it needs. react is an optional peer; motion (for ./motion) is optional too.

./createHookedContext: context + guarded hook factory

createHookedContext<State>(name) returns { Context, useHook }: render <X.Context value={...}> (React 19 context-as-provider) and read with X.useHook(), which throws if used with no provider above. A private symbol sentinel means a state that legitimately is null never trips the "missing provider" error.

pnpm add @soujvnunes/react react
'use client'
import { createHookedContext } from '@soujvnunes/react/createHookedContext'

export const Ring = createHookedContext<RingState>('Ring')
// render <Ring.Context value={ring}>, then read const ring = Ring.useHook()

./ErrorBoundary: class error boundary with a Fallback prop

Catches render errors and renders the Fallback you pass (receiving { error, reset }); optional onError for logging. error carries Next's optional digest.

import { ErrorBoundary, type ErrorBoundaryFallbackProps } from '@soujvnunes/react/ErrorBoundary'

const Fallback = ({ error, reset }: ErrorBoundaryFallbackProps) => (
  <button onClick={reset}>{error.message}</button>
)
// <ErrorBoundary Fallback={Fallback}>{children}</ErrorBoundary>

./motion: motion helpers

isEmptyAnimatePresence(node) is true when a node is an <AnimatePresence> whose children are all falsy. It lets a layout drop wrapper markup around an empty presence.

pnpm add @soujvnunes/react react motion
import { isEmptyAnimatePresence } from '@soujvnunes/react/motion'

const visible = children.filter((child) => !isEmptyAnimatePresence(child))