Debouncer API Reference
- DebouncerOptions
- DebouncerState
- AsyncDebouncerOptions
- AsyncDebouncerState
- debounce
- asyncDebounce
- Debouncer
- AsyncDebouncer
- PreactDebouncerOptions
- PreactAsyncDebouncerOptions
- PreactDebouncer
- PreactAsyncDebouncer
- useDebouncer
- useDebouncedCallback
- useDebouncedState
- useDebouncedValue
- useAsyncDebouncer
- useAsyncDebouncedCallback
Throttler API Reference
- ThrottlerOptions
- ThrottlerState
- AsyncThrottlerOptions
- AsyncThrottlerState
- throttle
- asyncThrottle
- Throttler
- AsyncThrottler
- PreactThrottlerOptions
- PreactAsyncThrottlerOptions
- PreactThrottler
- PreactAsyncThrottler
- useThrottler
- useThrottledCallback
- useThrottledState
- useThrottledValue
- useAsyncThrottler
- useAsyncThrottledCallback
Rate Limiter API Reference
Queue API Reference
useBatchedCallback
function useBatchedCallback<TValue>(fn, options): (item) => void;Defined in: batcher/useBatchedCallback.ts:40
A Preact hook that creates a batched version of a callback function. This hook is essentially a wrapper around the basic batch function that is exported from @tanstack/pacer, but optimized for Preact with reactive options and a stable function reference.
The batched function will collect individual calls into batches and execute them when batch conditions are met (max size reached, wait time elapsed, or custom logic).
This hook provides a simpler API compared to useBatcher, making it ideal for basic batching needs. However, it does not expose the underlying Batcher instance.
For advanced usage requiring features like:
- Manual batch execution
- Access to batch state and metrics
- Custom useCallback dependencies
Consider using the useBatcher hook instead.
Type Parameters#
TValue#
TValue
Parameters#
fn#
(items) => void
options#
PreactBatcherOptions<TValue, { }>
Returns#
(item) => void
Example#
// Batch analytics events
const trackEvents = useBatchedCallback((events: AnalyticsEvent[]) => {
sendAnalytics(events);
}, {
maxSize: 5, // Process when 5 events collected
wait: 2000 // Or after 2 seconds
});
// Use in event handlers
<button onClick={() => trackEvents({ type: 'click', target: 'button' })}>
Click me
</button>