I have this following ESLint warning :
React Hook "useBuilderFeatureFlagContext" is called in function "Slide.RenderBuilder" that is neither a React function component nor a custom React Hook function.
and this is the following component :
Slide.RenderBuilder = ({ children }) => {
const flags = useBuilderFeatureFlagContext();
return (
<>
<SlideWrapper $flags={flags}>
{children}
</SlideWrapper>
<ImageSetter attributeName="containerBackgroundImage" />
</>
);
};
How do I write a rule that can whitelist this specific case ?
If you can, define the component first, then add it to your object.
const RenderBuilder = ({ children }) => {
const flags = useBuilderFeatureFlagContext();
return (/**/);
};
Slide.RenderBuilder = RenderBuilder;
That way, the rule properly check for hooks, and you have the structure you're looking for.
Make sure to use it as a component <Slide.RenderBuilder /> otherwise you might end up breaking rules of hooks.