I’ve built usehooks.io – a CLI-first React hook library with 30+ production-ready hooks for modern frontend development.

Why I built it React hooks are incredibly powerful, but I found myself constantly rewriting the same utilities—like useCounter, useDebounce, useGeolocation, etc. Many libraries felt too opinionated, under-documented, or weren’t keeping up with new APIs like Web Share, Vibration, or Bluetooth.

So I decided to create:

A comprehensive, modern hook library

With a zero-config CLI to install, remove, and explore hooks directly from the terminal

Fully typed with TypeScript-first DX

Documented with real-world examples

What’s inside 30+ reusable hooks across categories:

State & Lifecycle: useCounter, useToggle, usePrevious

Sensors & Devices: useAudioRecorder, useGeolocation, useVibration, useIsMobile

Browser APIs: useClipboard, useFullscreen, useWebShare

Network: useFetch, useNetworkInformation

And more...

A powerful CLI (npx usehooks-cli) with:

init, add, remove, list, info, update commands

Smart search by name, category, or description

MIT licensed. Built with a monorepo setup using pnpm workspaces.

Links Website: https://usehooks.io

  GitHub: https://github.com/small-lab-io/usehooks.io

 Try CLI: npx usehooks-cli@latest

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Also open to contributors, ideas, or critiques. Thanks for reading!