This library and its analogs are great because they solve a very common and framework-agnostic problem, which is conditional styling via CSS classes based on state. For example, Angular solves that natively via [ngClass] which does exactly what the classNames package does, so it follows logically that React, being extremely popular, must have it too, be it integrated in the library or via third-party packages like this.
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This library and its analogs are great because they solve a very common and framework-agnostic problem, which is conditional styling via CSS classes based on state. For example, Angular solves that natively via [ngClass] which does exactly what the classNames package does, so it follows logically that React, being extremely popular, must have it too, be it integrated in the library or via third-party packages like this.