useOnlineStatus
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useOnlineStatusThe useOnlineStatus
hook is a custom React hook that allows you to track the online status of the user's browser.
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UsageTo use the useOnlineStatus
hook, follow these steps:
- Import the hook into your React component:
import { useOnlineStatus } from "zop-hooks";
- Invoke the hook in your functional component:
const isOnline = useOnlineStatus();
The isOnline
variable will be a boolean value indicating whether the user's browser is currently online (true
) or offline (false
).
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ExampleHere's an example of how you can use the useOnlineStatus
hook in a React component:
import React from "react";import { useOnlineStatus } from "./path/to/useOnlineStatus";
function OnlineStatusComponent() { const isOnline = useOnlineStatus();
return ( <div> <p>Online Status: {isOnline ? "Online" : "Offline"}</p> </div> );}
export default OnlineStatusComponent;
In the above example, the OnlineStatusComponent
component uses the useOnlineStatus
hook to track the online status of the user's browser and display it on the screen.
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Implementation DetailsThe useOnlineStatus
hook internally uses React's useState and useEffect
hooks. It initializes the isOnline state to the initial value of navigator.onLine
, which represents the current online status of the browser.
The useEffect
hook is used to add event listeners for the online
and offline
events on the window object. When the browser goes online, the handleOnline
function is called, updating the isOnline state to true. Conversely, when the browser goes offline
, the handleOffline
function is called, updating the isOnline
state to false
.
To clean up the event listeners when the component unmounts or the hook dependencies change, the useEffect
hook returns a cleanup function that removes the event listeners.
Please note that this documentation assumes you have a basic understanding of React and React hooks. If you're new to React or hooks, it's recommended to read the official React documentation for more information.