Most Popular React Libraries - Page 21
Page 21 of the most-viewed articles on ReactLibs, ordered by popularity.
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React Joyride: Take Your Users on a Guided Adventure
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New users land in an unfamiliar UI and freeze. React Joyride hands them a friendly tour guide instead, complete with spotlights, beacons, and a tooltip that knows exactly where to point.
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React Hot Keys: Declarative Keyboard Shortcuts Without the Boilerplate
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Keyboard shortcuts make an app feel fast and professional, but wiring them up by hand means fighting event listeners, modifier normalization, and lifecycle cleanup. React Hot Keys turns all of that into a single declarative component.
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Pretext: Measure Text Without Waking the DOM
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A pure-JS text measurement engine from Cheng Lou that side-steps the DOM, handles the world's scripts, and runs hundreds of times faster than a measuring div.
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React Native Preflight: Maestro E2E Without the YAML Headache
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Maestro made mobile E2E testing fast, but reaching a deep screen still means scripting your way through the whole app. Preflight skips the journey and drops you right where the test matters.
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PGlite: Real Postgres in Your Browser, No Server Required
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Postgres has lived on servers for decades. PGlite compiles it straight to WebAssembly so the real thing runs wherever your JavaScript does.
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Perspective: A WebAssembly Analytics Engine That Pivots Millions of Rows
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Most browser grids choke somewhere north of a few thousand rows. Perspective shrugs at millions, pivots them in a Web Worker, and lets your users rearrange the whole thing by dragging columns around.
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PDFSlick: A Slick Way to View PDFs Across Every Framework
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Rendering PDFs in a modern framework usually means wrestling with PDF.js's imperative API. PDFSlick hands you components and a reactive store instead, so the heavy lifting disappears.
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Oxlint: The Rust-Powered Linter That Makes ESLint Feel Like Dial-Up
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If you have ever stared at a spinner waiting for ESLint to finish, Oxlint is the kind of speed upgrade that makes linting disappear into the background. Here is how to put it to work.
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Oxfmt: Prettier's Output at Rust Speed
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Keep Prettier's output and config, drop three plugins, and gain an order-of-magnitude in speed. Here is what Oxfmt actually does and how to try it.
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officeParser: One API to Read Every Document You Throw at It
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Wiring up a different parser for every file format is tedious. officeParser gives you one function that reads them all and hands back a structured tree you can turn into whatever you need.