How to package my React hook effects for others to re-use?











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I'm want to create several open-source React effects for react hooks. For e.g., an effect that checks and updates the user token balance.



The question is: How to pack the effect and create a module, so it will be easy for others to use? How are they going to import and use the effect?



There is any best-practice for that?






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I'm want to create several open-source React effects for react hooks. For e.g., an effect that checks and updates the user token balance.



The question is: How to pack the effect and create a module, so it will be easy for others to use? How are they going to import and use the effect?



There is any best-practice for that?






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I'm want to create several open-source React effects for react hooks. For e.g., an effect that checks and updates the user token balance.



The question is: How to pack the effect and create a module, so it will be easy for others to use? How are they going to import and use the effect?



There is any best-practice for that?






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I'm want to create several open-source React effects for react hooks. For e.g., an effect that checks and updates the user token balance.



The question is: How to pack the effect and create a module, so it will be easy for others to use? How are they going to import and use the effect?



There is any best-practice for that?






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  • an effect that checks and updates the user token balance. how would this use case help in open source
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  • an effect that checks and updates the user token balance. how would this use case help in open source
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an effect that checks and updates the user token balance. how would this use case help in open source
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an effect that checks and updates the user token balance. how would this use case help in open source
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Your hook must be build with the "low level" hooks provided by react. Coming up with a reusable/generic authentication hook might be challenging though.



import {useState, useEffect} from 'react'

const useAuthentication = () => {

  const [user] = useState({}) // maybe shape of user.name, user.avatar, user.email ?

  useEffect(() => {

    // whatever

  })

  ...

  const login = ...

  const logout = ...

  return [user, login, logout]

}

export default useAuthentication





// a user of this hook

import useAuthentication from 'my-published-authentication-hook'

const Header = () => {

  [user, login, logout] = useAuthentication()

  return (

    // whatever login/logout button, user name, etc

  )

}





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    Your hook must be build with the "low level" hooks provided by react. Coming up with a reusable/generic authentication hook might be challenging though.



    import {useState, useEffect} from 'react'
    
const useAuthentication = () => {
    
  const [user] = useState({}) // maybe shape of user.name, user.avatar, user.email ?
    
  useEffect(() => {
    
    // whatever
    
  })
    
  ...
    
  const login = ...
    
  const logout = ...
    
  return [user, login, logout]
    
}
    
export default useAuthentication
    

    

    
// a user of this hook
    
import useAuthentication from 'my-published-authentication-hook'
    
const Header = () => {
    
  [user, login, logout] = useAuthentication()
    
  return (
    
    // whatever login/logout button, user name, etc
    
  )
    
}





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      Your hook must be build with the "low level" hooks provided by react. Coming up with a reusable/generic authentication hook might be challenging though.



      import {useState, useEffect} from 'react'
      
const useAuthentication = () => {
      
  const [user] = useState({}) // maybe shape of user.name, user.avatar, user.email ?
      
  useEffect(() => {
      
    // whatever
      
  })
      
  ...
      
  const login = ...
      
  const logout = ...
      
  return [user, login, logout]
      
}
      
export default useAuthentication
      

      

      
// a user of this hook
      
import useAuthentication from 'my-published-authentication-hook'
      
const Header = () => {
      
  [user, login, logout] = useAuthentication()
      
  return (
      
    // whatever login/logout button, user name, etc
      
  )
      
}





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        Your hook must be build with the "low level" hooks provided by react. Coming up with a reusable/generic authentication hook might be challenging though.



        import {useState, useEffect} from 'react'
        
const useAuthentication = () => {
        
  const [user] = useState({}) // maybe shape of user.name, user.avatar, user.email ?
        
  useEffect(() => {
        
    // whatever
        
  })
        
  ...
        
  const login = ...
        
  const logout = ...
        
  return [user, login, logout]
        
}
        
export default useAuthentication
        

        

        
// a user of this hook
        
import useAuthentication from 'my-published-authentication-hook'
        
const Header = () => {
        
  [user, login, logout] = useAuthentication()
        
  return (
        
    // whatever login/logout button, user name, etc
        
  )
        
}





        share|improve this answer












        Your hook must be build with the "low level" hooks provided by react. Coming up with a reusable/generic authentication hook might be challenging though.



        import {useState, useEffect} from 'react'
        
const useAuthentication = () => {
        
  const [user] = useState({}) // maybe shape of user.name, user.avatar, user.email ?
        
  useEffect(() => {
        
    // whatever
        
  })
        
  ...
        
  const login = ...
        
  const logout = ...
        
  return [user, login, logout]
        
}
        
export default useAuthentication
        

        

        
// a user of this hook
        
import useAuthentication from 'my-published-authentication-hook'
        
const Header = () => {
        
  [user, login, logout] = useAuthentication()
        
  return (
        
    // whatever login/logout button, user name, etc
        
  )
        
}






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