Add React 19 support

[iwan-uschka]

This PR adds support for React 19 by fixing TS issues regarding useRef (see https://react.dev/blog/2024/04/25/react-19-upgrade-guide#useref-requires-argument).

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[lachieh]

Works for me! Small change on the docs, I'd hear keep both migration pages.

[lachieh]

@juliencrn may disagree, but I think it'd be best to leave this here. The process to go from v2 to v3 doesn't change with this PR and there may be older projects still using v2 that can't get upgrade to react@19 so there's no need to get rid of the docs.

[iwan-uschka]

Sounds reasonable to me. It doesn't do any harm to keep valuable information. @juliencrn any thoughts on this one?

[FezVrasta]

Any update on this?

[iwan-uschka]

Any update on this?

Unfortunately not. We have to wait for @juliencrn to have a look at this PR.

[lachieh]

At this point, given the lack of response from @juliencrn, I'm going to make the recommendation to switch to streamich/react-use. There's an equivalent replacement for almost all of the hooks in this library, it is built on TypeScript, and includes a lot more hooks (33 here vs 90 in react-use).

https://npmtrends.com/@uidotdev/usehooks-vs-react-use-vs-usehooks-ts

[minecrawler]

At this point, given the lack of response from @juliencrn, I'm going to make the recommendation to switch to streamich/react-use. There's an equivalent replacement for almost all of the hooks in this library, it is built on TypeScript, and includes a lot more hooks (33 here vs 90 in react-use).

https://npmtrends.com/@uidotdev/usehooks-vs-react-use-vs-usehooks-ts

After researching it, react-use also seems dead. It gets minuscule updates every few months even though it has hundreds of open PRs and even more open issues. There's even a successor project because all maintainers jumped board at one point and the last one created a new project which does the same thing as react-use... btw, that successor project is also going pretty slowly. It feels like the entire space of use-hook libraries is kind of a mess, and in dire need of passion and maybe a corporate sponsor.

[JonnyDawe]

At this point, given the lack of response from @juliencrn, I'm going to make the recommendation to switch to streamich/react-use. There's an equivalent replacement for almost all of the hooks in this library, it is built on TypeScript, and includes a lot more hooks (33 here vs 90 in react-use).
https://npmtrends.com/@uidotdev/usehooks-vs-react-use-vs-usehooks-ts

After researching it, react-use also seems dead. It gets minuscule updates every few months even though it has hundreds of open PRs and even more open issues. There's even a successor project because all maintainers jumped board at one point and the last one created a new project which does the same thing as react-use... btw, that successor project is also going pretty slowly. It feels like the entire space of use-hook libraries is kind of a mess, and in dire need of passion and maybe a corporate sponsor.

I've been porting over to using many of the hooks from the Mantine library. They are their own separate package but clearly form part of the wider library code, and therefore are actively being maintained. Its not a complete drop in replacement, but seems to be very well executed.

[songzhj]

Any update❓

[lachieh]

Use @mantine/hooks.