Robin Wieruch • 11/7/2020

React useEffect only Once

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This article explains a common React challenge: running the useEffect Hook only once under specific conditions. It provides code examples using useRef to track component lifecycle and demonstrates how to create a reusable custom hook (useEffectOnlyOnce) that triggers an effect once when a custom condition is met, not just on component mount.

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