You don't need setValue as a dep (because it's part of useState). I'd probably say useRef is better but you'd do it similarly to how you have.
const [value, setValue] = useState(initialValue) const updateValue = useRef({ toggle: () => setValue(oldValue => !oldValue), on: () => setValue(true), off: () => setValue(false), }); return [value, updateValue.current]
That being said I generally just use useState without any Boolean hook.
You're right, I think useRef makes sense in this case and the way you used it. Thanks for pointing that out.
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You don't need setValue as a dep (because it's part of useState). I'd probably say useRef is better but you'd do it similarly to how you have.
That being said I generally just use useState without any Boolean hook.
You're right, I think useRef makes sense in this case and the way you used it. Thanks for pointing that out.