I suggest investing in learning about custom hooks, which is something you are describing.
Basically exporting a function that executes another hook:
export const useSpecificCallback = (arg1, arg2) => { return useCallback(() => { executeSomething(arg1); console.log("Outputting arg 2", arg2); }, [arg1, arg2]); }
This is a start to separating hooks into more re-usable chunks.
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I suggest investing in learning about custom hooks, which is something you are describing.
Basically exporting a function that executes another hook:
This is a start to separating hooks into more re-usable chunks.