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react-element-state
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Easily manage element states like focus, hover and active states, without cluttering your React components
import ElementState from 'react-element-state';
<ElementState>
is a React component that manages the 3 most common user interaction states,
letting you focus on what to do with them. It provides:
isHovering
(true/false) - whether the mouse is hovered over the elementisActive
(true/false) - whether the mouse is pressed on the elementisFocused
(true/false) - whether the element has the document focusPass a particular state to control your component:
<ElementState>
{state => <MyButton highlight={state.isHovering}/>}
</ElementState>
If the prop names match up, spread all states onto your component:
<ElementState>
{state => <MyButton {...state}/>}
</ElementState>
Or choose the states you care about and use them directly:
<ElementState>
{({isFocused, isActive}) => {
return <button>
I'm {isFocused ? 'focused' : 'not focused'},
and {isActive ? 'active' : 'not active'}
</button>;
}}
</ElementState>
FAQs
Easily manage element states like focus, hover and active states, without cluttering your React components
We found that react-element-state 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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