✨ Why I Built open-hook As a fullstack developer working across multiple projects, I constantly found myself either: Rewriting the same custom React hooks (like useDebounce, useClipboard, useClickOutside) Or digging through old repositories, blogs, and Stack Overflow just to reuse a hook I already wrote before. It felt wasteful. Not just of time, but of quality — because great reusable logic deserves to live in one place, sharable and updatable. That's why I built open-hook — > A simple CLI tool to install and manage reusable React custom hooks from a centralized GitHub repository. Instead of: copy + paste + hope-it-works You now have: open-hook add useDebounce 🔧 You configure once (hooks folder, preferred language). 📦 Then install any hook instantly. ⚙️ Built-in support for JS/TS, conflict handling, and GitHub integration. This tool is for React devs who love clean code, productivity, and reusability. Let’s stop reinventing the wheel for common patterns. Let’s make sharing hooks as easy as installing an npm package — but without the npm overhead.

Open hook

A CLI tool to manage and install reusable React custom hooks

A CLI tool to manage and install reusable React custom hooks