When creating apps with easily shareable URLs, you often want to encode state as query parameters, but all query parameters must be encoded as strings. useQueryParams allows you to easily encode and decode data of any type as query parameters with smart memoization to prevent creating unnecessary duplicate objects. It uses serialize-query-params.

Docs

• use-query-params docs
• serialize-query-params docs

Packages

This is a monorepo managed with Lerna.

Package	Version	Docs	Description
use-query-params			use-query-params React library
serialize-query-params			serialize-query-params js library

Development

To get running locally:

npm install
npx lerna bootstrap --hoist --scope "use-query-params" --scope "serialize-query-params"
npm build
npm test

Set up examples:

lerna bootstrap --scope "*-example"
lerna link

Then run one:

lerna run --scope react-router-example start