Conditional React Hooks
Read OriginalThis technical article addresses the React rule that hooks cannot be called conditionally. It presents a solution using a 'renderless component'—a component that uses a custom hook but returns null. By conditionally rendering this component, developers can effectively conditionally invoke the hook's logic, adding a practical pattern to their React toolkit.
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