Take it a step further! Bring the useContext logic into it's own custom hook. That way you don't have to import useContext and ExpenseContext in each component. I like to use const { amount, setAmount, name, setName} = useUI()
const { amount, setAmount, name, setName} = useUI()
Makes for much cleaner code :)
Thats a great suggestion. Yeah using a custom hook does sound pragmatic in an app’s scenario.
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Take it a step further! Bring the useContext logic into it's own custom hook. That way you don't have to import useContext and ExpenseContext in each component. I like to use
const { amount, setAmount, name, setName} = useUI()Makes for much cleaner code :)
Thats a great suggestion. Yeah using a custom hook does sound pragmatic in an app’s scenario.