You're 100% right, there's no need to mess with refs in this case. I totally forgot about the functional state update. I'm going to add a note about that. Thank you!
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You can provide a callback for
useStatethat accepts the current state.setIsToggled(state => !state)I don't get why you have to use refs for this.
You're 100% right, there's no need to mess with refs in this case. I totally forgot about the functional state update. I'm going to add a note about that. Thank you!