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2424 Introduction
2525 </ h1 >
2626 < p className = "text-xl text-muted-foreground" >
27- This is not a hook library. It's how you build your hook library.
27+ This is not a hook library. It's how you build your hook
28+ library.
2829 </ p >
2930 </ div >
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3536 </ p >
3637 < p className = "text-lg leading-7" >
3738 This approach works well until you need to customize a hook to fit
38- your specific needs or require one that isn' t included in the
39+ your specific needs or require one that isn' t included in the
3940 library. Often, you end up wrapping library hooks, writing
4041 workarounds, or mixing hooks from different libraries with
4142 incompatible APIs.
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111112 </ div >
112113
113114 < p className = "text-sm text-muted-foreground" >
114- In a typical library, if you need to change a hook' s behavior, you
115- have to override implementations or wrap the hook. With useHooks.io,
116- you simply edit the hook code directly.
115+ In a typical library, if you need to change a hook' s behavior,
116+ you have to override implementations or wrap the hook. With
117+ useHooks.io, you simply edit the hook code directly.
117118 </ p >
118119 </ section >
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235236
236237 < Callout >
237238 < p className = "text-sm" >
238- < strong > Note:</ strong > The CLI is inspired by shadcn/ui' s
239+ < strong > Note:</ strong > The CLI is inspired by shadcn/ui' s
239240 component workflow, making it easy to add and manage hooks in your
240241 React applications.
241242 </ p >
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