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    Extract a custom useRequest hook to simplify fetching data in a react-blessed Application
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Extract a custom useRequest hook to simplify fetching data in a react-blessed Application

Elijah Manor
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Published 4 years ago
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While extracting a custom useRequest hook from our Terminal React Dashboard we encounter a run-away useEffect bug. As a result we introduce the stop-runaway-react-effects tool to help detect the bug and then fix the it with useMemo and then the use-deep-compare-effect hook.

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