@yamada-ui/use-breakpoint
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Yamada UI useBreakpoint custom hook
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TypeScript
import * as react from 'react';
import { DependencyList } from 'react';
import { Theme, ResponsiveObject, StyledTheme } from '@yamada-ui/core';
/**
* `useBreakpoint` is a custom hook that returns the current breakpoint.
* This hook monitors changes in the window size and returns the appropriate value.
*
* @see Docs https://yamada-ui.com/hooks/use-breakpoint
*/
declare const useBreakpoint: () => Theme["breakpoints"];
/**
* `useBreakpointValue` is a custom hook that returns the value of the current breakpoint from the provided object.
* This hook monitors changes in the window size and returns the appropriate value.
*
* @see Docs https://yamada-ui.com/hooks/use-breakpoint-value
*/
declare const useBreakpointValue: <T>(values: ResponsiveObject<T>) => T;
declare const getBreakpointValue: <T>(values?: ResponsiveObject<T>) => (theme: StyledTheme | undefined, breakpoint: Theme["breakpoints"]) => T;
/**
* `useBreakpointState` is a custom hook that takes a responsive object as an initial state and returns a state corresponding to the current breakpoint.
*
* @see Docs https://yamada-ui.com/hooks/use-breakpoint-state
*/
declare const useBreakpointState: <T>(initialState: ResponsiveObject<T>) => [T, react.Dispatch<react.SetStateAction<T>>];
/**
* `useBreakpointEffect` is a custom hook that executes a specific callback function when the breakpoint changes.
*
* @see Docs https://yamada-ui.com/hooks/use-breakpoint-effect
*/
declare const useBreakpointEffect: (callback: (breakpoint: Theme["breakpoints"]) => void, deps: DependencyList) => void;
/**
* `useUpdateBreakpointEffect` is a custom hook that skips the side effect on the initial render and executes a specific callback function when the breakpoint changes.
*
* @see Docs https://yamada-ui.com/hooks/use-update-breakpoint-effect
*/
declare const useUpdateBreakpointEffect: (callback: (breakpoint: Theme["breakpoints"]) => void, deps: DependencyList) => void;
export { getBreakpointValue, useBreakpoint, useBreakpointEffect, useBreakpointState, useBreakpointValue, useUpdateBreakpointEffect };