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useToggleState

The useToggleState hook is designed to manage a toggle state. It accepts a boolean value to set the initial state, with a default value of true if none is provided.

When you use this hook, it returns several values in a specific order:

  1. state - the current state of the toggle.
  2. toggleState - a function that toggles the state.
  3. setState - a function to set a new state.
  4. setTrue - a function to set the state to true.
  5. setFalse - a function to set the state to false.

The order in which these values are returned is important. If you decide to use only some of these values and they are not at the beginning of the returned array, you should leave empty spaces for the unused values to maintain the correct order.

Example

import { useToggleState } from from "@newfold/ui-component-library";

const [state, toggleState ] = useToggleState();

// eslint-disable-next-line no-unused-vars
const [state, , , setTrue, setFalse ] = useToggleState();

Usage

import { useToggleState } from from "@newfold/ui-component-library";

const Component = () => {
const [state, toggleState, setState, setTrue, setFalse ] = useToggleState();

return (
<div>
<button onClick={ toggleState }>Click Here to Toggle state</button>
<button onClick={ setTrue }>Click Here to change state to true</button>
<button onClick={ setFalse }>Click Here to change state to false</button>
<button onClick={ setState(true) }>setState to true</button>
<button onClick={ setState(false) }>setState to false</button>

{ state ? <div>State is true</div> : <div>State is false</div> }
</div>
)
};

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