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5 small but very useful libraries for React ⚛️

Viktor Svertoka·
5 small but very useful libraries for React ⚛️

▶️ 1. Emoji Mart

A library for working with an emoji picker in web applications.

It is convenient to use in chats, comments, or editors.

  • ready-to-use emoji picker

  • easy to integrate

  • supports React

🖥 GitHub

▶️ 2. Loadable Components

A library for dynamically importing components.

It helps optimize performance and split code into smaller chunks.

  • SSR support

  • code splitting

  • dynamic import

  • easy integration

🖥 GitHub

▶️ 3. Logt

A lightweight library for typed logging on the frontend.

A good choice if you need clear and controlled logs.

  • TypeScript support

  • colored log labels

  • different log levels

  • ability to disable logs in production

  • integration with services such as Sentry

🖥 GitHub

▶️ 4. usehooks-ts

A collection of ready-to-use React hooks, fully typed for TypeScript.

Perfect if you do not want to write basic hooks from scratch and want to move faster in a project.

  • well documented

  • full TypeScript support

  • many useful hooks

🖥 GitHub

▶️ 5. Urlcat

A small library for building URLs conveniently without common mistakes.

Even if you use the standard URL API, you still have to handle many small details.

Urlcat makes this much easier.

  • simple API

  • minimal size

  • works right after installation

🖥 GitHub

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5 small but very useful libraries for React ⚛️