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@pras-ui/core
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> A collection of low-level hooks and utilities shared across the `@pras-ui` ecosystem.
A collection of low-level hooks and utilities shared across the
@pras-uiecosystem.
This package provides internal helpers for other @pras-ui packages and is not typically installed directly.
createContextScope: A utility for creating composable and namespaced React contexts.composeEventHandlers: A helper to compose multiple event handlers into one.intercept: A powerful utility to orchestrate complex event interactions. It allows you to enhance an event, run a user-provided handler, and then conditionally run default logic based on whether the user cancelled the event by calling preventDefaultPlus().useControllableState: A hook for creating components that can be either controlled or uncontrolled.useId: A hook for generating unique, SSR-safe IDs using React.useId.useMergeRefs: A hook for merging multiple refs into a single ref callback.FAQs
> A collection of low-level hooks and utilities shared across the `@pras-ui` ecosystem.
We found that @pras-ui/core demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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