The VSCode Dot UseState Extension is a utility that allows you to quickly generate useState
code snippets for React in Visual Studio Code. It helps you save time by automatically generating the boilerplate code for declaring state variables and their corresponding setter functions.
- Provides code snippets for
useState
declarations in React. - Supports different types of state variables, including arrays, objects, strings, and default values.
To use the extension, follow these steps:
- Open a JavaScript or TypeScript file in Visual Studio Code.
xxx.useState => const [xxx, setXxx] = useState()
xxx.useStateArray => const [xxx, setXxx] = useState([])
xxx.useStateObj => const [xxx, setXxx] = useState({})
xxx.useStateString => const [xxx, setXxx] = useState('')
Replace xxx
with your desired state variable name.
This extension is licensed under the MIT License.
If you have any questions or suggestions regarding the VSCode Dot UseState Extension, feel free to contact me at [[email protected]].