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react-zefhooks

A collection of react hooks.

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React ZefHooks

A lightweight collection of React hooks for responsive layouts, gesture detection, and element observation.

Installation

npm install react-zefhooks
# or
yarn add react-zefhooks

Usage

You can import any hooks from the main package :

import { useDimension } from "react-zefhooks";

or from any subpackage :

import { useDimension } from "react-zefhooks/dimension";

Hooks Documentation

react-zefhooks/dimension

useDimension(defaultValue?, options?)

Tracks window dimensions and updates on resize.

Parameters:
defaultValue (optional): { width: number, height: number }
  Initial dimensions before the first measurement
  Default: { width: 0, height: 0 }

options (optional): HookOption
  Configuration options for the hook
  Properties:

{
  eventThrottle?: number // Throttle time in milliseconds for resize events
}

Returns:
{ width: number, height: number } - Current window dimensions

Example:

const { width, height } = useDimension();
// or with custom default values and throttling
const { width, height } = useDimension(
  { width: 1024, height: 768 },
  { eventThrottle: 100 }
);

useResponsive(breakpoints?, defaultValue?, options?)

Detects active responsive breakpoints based on window width.

Parameters:
breakpoints (optional): Record<string, number>
  Breakpoint definitions (name → min-width)
  Default: TailwindCSS breakpoints

{
  "2xl": 1536,
  xl: 1280,
  lg: 1024,
  md: 760,
  sm: 640
}

defaultValue (optional): string[]
  Initial breakpoint values before the first measurement
  Default: []

options (optional): HookOption
  Configuration options for the hook
  Properties:

{
  eventThrottle?: number // Throttle time in milliseconds for resize events
}

Returns:
string[] - Array of matching breakpoint names (sorted largest to smallest)

Example:

const responsive = useResponsive();
// => ['md', 'sm'] (when viewport is 800px wide)

// With custom options
const responsive = useResponsive(
  { mobile: 0, tablet: 768, desktop: 1024 },
  ["mobile"],
  { eventThrottle: 200 }
);

useBreakPoints<T>(breakpoints, defaultValue?, options?)

Returns custom responsive values based on window width.

Type Parameters:
T - Type of returned value

Parameters:
breakpoints: Record<number, T>
  Breakpoint definitions (min-width → value)

defaultValue (optional): T | null
  Initial value before the first measurement
  Default: null

options (optional): HookOption
  Configuration options for the hook
  Properties:

{
  eventThrottle?: number // Throttle time in milliseconds for resize events
}

Returns:
T | null - Value for the largest matching breakpoint

Example:

const textSize = useBreakPoints({
  640: <div>Medium screen of larger</div>,
  0: <div>Small screen</div>,
});

// With throttling
const textSize = useBreakPoints(breakpointsConfig, <div>Loading...</div>, {
  eventThrottle: 150,
});

react-zefhooks/swipe-motion

useSwipeDirection(options)

Detects swipe gestures with direction callbacks.

Parameters:
options (SwipeMotionOptions):

{
  onSwipeLeft?: () => void,
  onSwipeRight?: () => void,
  onSwipeUp?: () => void,
  onSwipeDown?: () => void,
  swipeThreshold?: number | { vertical: number, horizontal: number }
}

Threshold Default: 50 (pixels)

Returns:
Event handlers to spread on target element:

{
  onTouchStart: (e: TouchEvent) => void,
  onTouchMove: (e: TouchEvent) => void,
  onTouchEnd: () => void
}

useSwipeMotion(handler)

Provides detailed swipe analytics.

Parameters:
handler (SwipeMotionHandler):
  Callback receiving swipe metrics:

(data: SwipeMotionData) => void

interface SwipeMotionData {
  touchStart: { x: number, y: number },
  touchEnd: { x: number, y: number },
  delta: { x: number, y: number },
  distance: number,
  duration: number,
  angle: number,
  velocity: number
}

Default: console.log

Returns:
Same event handlers as useSwipeDirection

react-zefhooks/scroll

useScrollData(target, eventThrottle?)

Tracks scroll position and metrics for a DOM element.

Parameters:
target (RefObject<HTMLElement | null>) - React ref to the target element
eventThrottle (number, optional) - Throttle delay in milliseconds for scroll events

Returns:
ScrollData object with scroll metrics:

{
  scrollTop: number,        // Current vertical scroll position
  scrollLeft: number,       // Current horizontal scroll position
  ratioV: number,           // Vertical scroll ratio (0 to 1)
  ratioH: number,           // Horizontal scroll ratio (0 to 1)
  maxScrollTop: number,     // Maximum vertical scroll position
  maxScrollLeft: number     // Maximum horizontal scroll position
}

Example:

const containerRef = useRef(null);
const scrollData = useScrollData(containerRef, 100);

// Use scroll ratios for progress indicators
<div>Scroll Progress: {Math.round(scrollData.ratioV * 100)}%</div>;

react-zefhooks/intersection-observer

useIntersectionObserver(target, options?)

Observes element visibility using the Intersection Observer API.

Parameters:
target (RefObject<Element | null>) - React ref to the target element
options (IntersectionObserverInit, optional) - Intersection Observer options see MDN documentation

Returns:
IntersectionObserverEntry | undefined - Intersection Observer entry data

Example:

const elementRef = useRef(null);
const intersectionData = useIntersectionObserver(elementRef, {
  threshold: 0.5,
});

// Trigger animations when element becomes visible
useEffect(() => {
  if (intersectionData?.isIntersecting) {
    // Element is visible - trigger animation
  }
}, [intersectionData]);

Changelogs

  • v1.1.8 : -fix useResponsive params

  • v1.1.5 : -add default values for dimension hooks

  • v1.1.3 :

    • useScrollData;
    • useIntersectionObserver;
    • throttle option added to relevant hooks.

License

MIT - HenryLF

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Package last updated on 06 Dec 2025

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