Use useFetch Hook

🎙️ "Hey everyone! 🚀 Today, let's break down this custom React hook called useFetch in under a minute!

✨ What does it do?

This hook helps you fetch data from an API and manage loading, error, and response states easily. It's perfect for reusing in multiple components!

📜 Here's how it works:

1️⃣ State Management:

We use useState to track three things:

• data for storing the API response,
• loading for the loading state, and
• error for any issues during the fetch.

2️⃣ Effect Hook:

We use useEffect to perform the fetch whenever the url changes. Inside, we define an async function called fetchData.

3️⃣ Fetching Logic:

• Start by setting loading to true.
• Use the fetch API to get data from the URL and parse it with .json().
• If successful, store the result in data.
• If there's an error, we catch it and set the error state.
• Finally, set loading to false.

4️⃣ Return Values:

This hook returns an object with { data, loading, error }, so you can use it directly in your components.

✅ Why use it?

It simplifies your API calls and keeps your components clean. Just call useFetch(url) and you’re good to go!

That's it! Simple, reusable, and efficient. Give it a try and level up your React projects today. 🔥

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