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react-aspirin

v0.1.4

Published

A high-performance, tree-shakable React utility library.

Readme

react-aspirin 💊

A high-performance, tree-shakable React utility library that "cures" common developer headaches.

📚 View the Official Interactive Documentation

Features

  • useTrace: Diagnostic re-render tracking.
  • useGhost: Zero-config form manager.
  • Guard: Error boundary with reporting.
  • useAdapt: Hardware/Network health sensor.
  • useIdle: Defer work to idle periods.
  • useVisual: Scroll-trigger observer.
  • useWorker: Inline Web Worker adapter.
  • useLatest: Stale-data ref sync.
  • useHistory: Undo/Redo state management.
  • useQueue: FIFO task queue.
  • useKeyCap: Keyboard shortcut manager.
  • useLockBody: Body scroll lock.
  • useFocusTrap: A11y focus management.
  • useOnline: Connectivity status.
  • useStorage: Local/Session storage sync.
  • Portal: Simplified React Portals.
  • Match: Declarative switch in JSX.
  • useClickAway: Detect outside clicks.
  • useClipboard: Copy with feedback.
  • useDebouncedValue: classic value debouncing.
  • useTransitionState: Animation state manager.
  • useAutoAnimate: Zero-config transitions.
  • useMedia: Reactive media queries.
  • useMeasure: Element dimension tracker.
  • usePoll: Smart visibility-aware polling.
  • useOnlineEffect: Re-sync on reconnection.
  • Repeater: Map-free list rendering.
  • useContextFactory: Generic Provider/Hook generator.

Installation

npm install react-aspirin

Quick Examples

Performance: useWorker

const { result, run, loading } = useWorker((n) => fibonacci(n));
run(40);

UX: useKeyCap & useLockBody

useKeyCap('esc', () => setOpen(false));
useLockBody(isOpen);

Logic: useHistory

const [text, setText, { undo, redo }] = useHistory('');

Architecture: Match

<Match value={status}>
  <Match.Case is="loading"><Spinner /></Match.Case>
  <Match.Case is="error"><Error /></Match.Case>
  <Match.Default><DataView /></Match.Default>
</Match>

License

MIT