How to Customize the React useQuery Hook
With React's useState and useEffect Hooks, we've been able to query and display listings information the moment our Listings component is mounted. In this lesson, we'll create our very own custom useQuery Hook that will consolidate the pattern of creating a state property, using the useEffect Hook, and running the server fetch() function to make a query and state update when a component mounts.
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