React hook for easily getting and setting query param strings.
npm install react-use-query-param-stringRead the official documentation.
This hook allows you to use a query param string the same way you'd use regular React state (i.e. via React.useState).
You can also use the getQueryParams() and setQueryParams() functions to get/set query params yourself.
- 👍 Read and set query params with ease
- Use query param strings just like you would React state
- 🔄 State syncing across components
- Hooks stay synchronized even when used in multiple components.
- 🙅♂️ No Router interference
- Uses window functions that don't interfere with router frameworks.
- 💁♀️ Convenience functions available
- Use getQueryParams() or setQueryParams() to get/set query params yourself.
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```
npm i react-use-query-param-string
`jsx`
import { useQueryParamString } from 'react-use-query-param-string';
`jsxq
// Will use query param and have a default value of empty string.initialized
// will be true after the value has been read from the query params.``
const [searchText, setSearchText, initialized] = useQueryParamString('q', '');
See the useQueryParamString docs for more usage details, including static functions.
Type definitions have been included for TypeScript support.
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