Although I don’t reach for React Context all the time, there are some use cases where it can be a great tool. Recently, I had to use them in a TypeScript project with Hooks, and struggled for a bit.

Counter Context

I’ll demonstrate how to write a React Context in a clean and straightforward way with a Counter component. This component will work like this:

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From React documentation, we first need to use createContext in order to define a context (with default values). As we are using TypeScript, we also need to define its shape.




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How to use React Context with Hooks & TypeScript
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