hookspecific
Hookspecific is a design concept used to describe hooks that are tailored to a specific component, feature, or data context rather than being generic or cross-cutting. The term combines hook, referring to a function that runs in response to events or lifecycle moments, with specific, signaling that its behavior and dependencies are intentionally narrowed to a defined scope. In this sense, hookspecific emphasizes contextual binding and responsibility locality within a codebase.
Compared with general-purpose hooks, hookspecific aims to reduce implicit coupling and hidden state by encapsulating related
Implementation often involves hook factories, context-aware wrappers, or component-scoped hooks that capture the relevant data model
History and usage: The term is not widely standardized and appears mainly in design discussions and blog
See also: hooks, custom hooks, hook factory, useDisclosure, separation of concerns, component-driven architecture.