How do I use hooks with render props in React?
You can use hooks within a render prop by defining a function that returns a component. This allows you to share state and logic.
Can you give me an example of that?
Sure! You can create a custom hook, say useCounter
, and then use it inside a render prop like this:
const Counter = ({ render }) => {
const [count, setCount] = useCounter();
return render({ count, setCount });
};
What if I want to use multiple hooks?
You can use multiple hooks in the same render prop. Just call them inside the render function and pass their values as needed.
Thanks! This really helps clarify things.
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