useClickOutside triggers callback when user clicks on the outside area of an element.

useClickOutside is a custom React hook designed for detecting clicks outside a specified element or set of elements.

React hooks: useAsync, useElementSize, useClickOutside, useEscapeKey, useDocumentTitle, useFullscreen, useInstallPrompt, useValueChange

The `useClickOutside` hook is designed to detect and handle clicks outside of a specified element or set of elements. This is particularly useful for closing modal windows, dropdowns, and other components when a user interacts outside of them.

Cross-platform React hooks. useDisclosure, useClickOutside, useMediaQuery, useReducedMotion, useToast. No DOM or RN assumptions in the public API.

8 essential React hooks: useDebounce, useLocalStorage, useMediaQuery, useClickOutside, useToggle, useCopyToClipboard, useIntersectionObserver, useWindowSize. SSR-safe, TypeScript strict.

Useful React hooks for MGM Laboratory: useMediaQuery, useDebounce, useThrottle, useLocalStorage, useClickOutside, useKeyboardShortcut, useCopyToClipboard, useIntersectionObserver, useResizeObserver, useReducedMotion, useControllableState.

Casuya React Hooks — useDebounce, useMediaQuery, useClickOutside, useBreakpoint, useLocalStorage

Derived from the internals of https://github.dev/tailwindlabs/headlessui

Collection of reusable React hooks

Shared React hooks for the XUI toolkit.

Robust useClickOutside hook for React — handles portals, Shadow DOM, touch, Escape, and more

React library for handling outside clicks of a specified element

Exposes hook useClickOutside to make it easier to listen for clicks outside of an element. Useful for modal or dropdown.

common hooks

Lightweight, SSR-safe React hooks: useDebounce, usePrevious, useLocalStorage, useBreakpoint, and useClickOutside. Zero runtime dependencies, fully typed.

collection of reusable react hooks for the takeout project.

A way to listen click outside of react-native (use native platform api).

This is a React hook to detect click outside of the target(s) elements.

Simple to use React Hook with click outside functionality