react-rxjs VS use-http

I use this pattern quite a bit at work! Have you seen https://observable-hooks.js.org/ or https://react-rxjs.org/ ? They both have similar methods that you do for observable state. You can even write your own custom hooks and just use an rxjs Behavior Subject to achieve the same kind of behavior.

I'm the 2nd author of https://github.com/re-rxjs/react-rxjs and I use it on almost every project to manage the state of the app. I think it's extremely powerful, minimal boilerplate, and you can make pretty complex things without spaghetti code, that keeps scaling well even on an ongoing 2+ years project with 4 FE devs working fulltime. Another big advantage is that it's fairly simple to set up codesplitting

As I was searching through the codebase and writing the components for my current work ticket, I came across some useful custom hooks from a number of third-party libraries like react-use, usehooks-ts, Mantine. But there are for sure other similar libraries out there such as use-http, react-hanger and many more.

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use-http - 🐶 React hook for making isomorphic http requests

use-http is a popular package that is used as a replacement for Fetch API. It's a well maintained library and easy to integrate in a few lines of code. Hooks written in TypeScript and support Server Side Rendering (SSR) and GraphQL. It returns a response, loading, error data and work with different request methods, Get, Post, Put, Patch and Delete.