usehooks-ts is a comprehensive, TypeScript-first React hook library designed to accelerate application development by providing a collection of ready-to-use, well-tested custom hooks. As of its current stable version, 3.1.1, the library maintains an active development pace with frequent patch and minor releases, alongside significant major updates like the recent v3.0.0. Key differentiators include its strict adherence to TypeScript, ensuring type safety and improved developer experience, and its focus on being fully tree-shakable (utilizing ES Modules since v3) to minimize bundle size. It aims to embody DRY principles, offering solutions for common React patterns such as state management, DOM manipulation, event handling, and more, making it a robust choice for modern React projects.
npm install usehooks-tsVerified import paths — ran on the pinned version, not inferred.
Demonstrates the basic usage of `useLocalStorage` to persist and manage a counter across browser sessions.
Migrate all `require()` statements to `import { HookName } from 'usehooks-ts'` syntax.Review release notes for v3.0.0 and update code to use recommended alternatives (e.g., `useScrollLock` instead of `useLockedBody`) or implement custom solutions.
Adjust TypeScript code to align with the new type definitions. Consult the `usehooks-ts` documentation or source for updated type names and structures.
Consult the official `usehooks-ts` documentation for recommended modern alternatives and migrate your codebase accordingly to avoid future breaking changes.
Upgrade to `usehooks-ts@3.1.1` or later to ensure full `peerDependencies` compatibility with React 19. For older versions, ensure your React version is within the specified peer dependency range.
Update your import statements to use ES Module syntax: `import { HookName } from 'usehooks-ts'`.Refer to the `usehooks-ts` documentation to identify the recommended replacement hook (e.g., `useScrollLock` for `useLockedBody`) or implement the desired functionality manually.
Carefully review the type signature of the hook you are using in the `usehooks-ts` documentation. Ensure the values and types you are passing as arguments exactly match the expected types.