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@react-hookbox/event-callback
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Material UI's useEventCallback with better type definitions.
Material UI's useEventCallback with better type definitions.
npm install --save @react-hookbox/event-callback
or
yarn add @react-hookbox/event-callback
both for JavaScript and Typescript:
import { useEventCallback } from '@react-hookbox/event-callback';
// OR
// import useEventCallback from '@react-hookbox/event-callback';
// then
const myCallback = useEventCallback((num, str) => {
return str.repeat(Math.min(num, 2));
});
useEventCallback updates the callback it's using after
an "effective-time". So make sure to use it as a callback
or in a useEffect which is placed after useEventCallback;
fn. This is a required function parameter.
The returned value will have the same type.
Note: The return value will be updated after an "effect-ive time".
That means the returned value should be used as an event callback or in an event callback.
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FAQs
Material UI's useEventCallback with better type definitions.
We found that @react-hookbox/event-callback demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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