Welcome to my first post!
If you write React and TypeScript regularly, you probably already know the feeling: you know how to write a useState + useEffect data fetch, you've done it a hundred times, but that doesn't make typing it out the hundred-and-first time any less annoying. So you either retype the same boilerplate by hand again, or dig through an old project to copy-paste it, or lose a minute to Stack Overflow just to copy paste or check a detail like isLoading vs. isPending. None of that is hard. It's just unnecessary effort that adds up over a day of writing code you already know how to write.
That issue is what led me to build RapidReact, a VS Code extension that turns common React/TypeScript patterns into short, typed snippets.
The idea
Instead of hand-writing (or copy-pasting from an old project) the same boilerplate every time, you type a short prefix and get a complete, typed starting point.
