Every hook your app will ever need
The largest React hooks library. 171 production-ready hooks — lightweight, tree-shakeable, and TypeScript-first.
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The metrics behind the largest React hooks library — production-ready, fully typed, and shipped with zero dependencies.
Why reactuse?
Lightweight
Minimal footprint with zero dependencies. Each hook is optimized for maximum performance.
Consistent API
Unified patterns across all hooks for predictable, maintainable code.
Customizable
Install via CLI or copy directly. Configure hooks to fit your exact needs.
171 Hooks
From state management to browser APIs, sensors, elements, and utilities.
Tree Shakeable
Import only what you need. Unused hooks are excluded from your bundle.
Community Driven
70+ contributors, actively maintained with regular updates and new hooks.
Getting started
reactuse can be used with any modern React framework or build tool: get started with Next.js, Vite, React Router and other tools in minutes.
Add to a manual projector install by cli
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Initialize your project
Set up config and install dependencies with a single command.useverse CLI docs
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Add the hooks you need
Pull any hook straight into your codebase — fully typed, no black box.
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Use it in your code
Import and start using the hook right away — no extra wiring.
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Contributors
Built by the community. reactuse is an open-source project maintained by 70 developers around the world. Every hook, fix and doc is a contribution.
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