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Design Principles

react-simplikit is designed to be lightweight, reliable, and easy to use. The following principles serve as the core values supporting this design.

Respect React's Lifecycle Without Interference

react-simplikit does not include implementations that directly interfere with React's lifecycle. For example, it doesn't provide hooks like useMount or useLifecycles, instead favoring approaches that respect and utilize React's default behaviors.

Lightweight and Fast Through Zero Dependencies

react-simplikit has absolutely no dependencies. By not relying on additional libraries, it minimizes bundle size when integrated into projects and eliminates concerns about performance degradation.

Ensures Reliability Through 100% Test Coverage

react-simplikit thoroughly tests every function and branch. We write comprehensive tests that include not only basic functionality but also SSR environment considerations for each implementation, preventing issues caused by unexpected behavior. If you're looking for a reliable library, react-simplikit will be an excellent choice.

Comprehensive Documentation for Easy Understanding and Use

react-simplikit provides detailed documentation to help users quickly understand and utilize each feature. The documentation includes:

  • JSDoc Comments: Detailed explanations of each function's behavior, parameters, and return values.
  • Usage Guides: Clear and easy-to-follow instructions to get started immediately.
  • Practical Examples: Examples demonstrating how to utilize implementations in real-world scenarios.

While the primary documentation is in English, Korean documentation is also supported, making it accessible to Korean users.

Type Safe with Full TypeScript Support

react-simplikit is built with TypeScript from the ground up. Every hook and utility comes with:

  • Strict Type Definitions: All parameters, return values, and options are fully typed
  • IntelliSense Support: Get autocompletion and inline documentation in your IDE
  • Generic Types: Flexible APIs that preserve your type information
  • No any Types: We avoid escape hatches that compromise type safety