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@studio-freight/hamo
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Introduction
hamo means hook in Latin, this package is a collection of custom React hooks.
🚧 This package is not stable, API might change at any time 🚧
Setup
$ npm i @studio-freight/hamo
Hooks
useRect – tracks element position within the page
useWindowSize – tracks window dimensions
useFrame – runs callback on every frame
useResizeObserver – observes element dimensions using ResizeObserver
Authors
This set of hooks is curated and maintained by the darkroom.engineering team:
- Clément Roche (@clementroche_) – darkroom.engineering
- Guido Fier (@uido15) – darkroom.engineering
- Leandro Soengas (@lsoengas) - darkroom.engineering
- Franco Arza (@arzafran) - darkroom.engineering
License
FAQs
hamo means hook, do the math.
The npm package @studio-freight/hamo receives a total of 6,687 weekly downloads. As such, @studio-freight/hamo popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @studio-freight/hamo demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 5 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
Package last updated on 17 Apr 2024
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