reactuse is a collection of essential React hooks for everyday development. Fully typed, tree-shakeable and built around a consistent API — whether you need debounce, local storage, media queries or device sensors, there is probably a hook for it.
Every hook follows the same shape, so once you learn one you already know the rest. Options go in, a small object comes out, and the ref is always there when you need to attach to a DOM node.
Take useWindowScroll. It tracks the scroll position of the whole window and gives you back the current x and y offsets, updating as you scroll.
Because the position lives in state, you can react to it — show a progress bar, reveal a floating button, or trigger something once the reader passes a certain point on the page.
It also hands you a scrollTo helper. Pass the coordinates you want and the window glides there smoothly, without manual window.scrollTo calls scattered across your handlers.
A classic use case is the back-to-top button. Watch the y offset, show the button once the reader has scrolled far enough, and scroll them home in a single smooth motion.
That keeps the intent readable. The position is just a value, and scrolling is just a call — no event listeners or imperative DOM access living inside your components.
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