<HookSlot<T> hook={string} value={T} args={unknown[]}>
{(filtered: T) => ReactNode}
</HookSlot>
Component wrapper for the filter-a-value pattern. Renders its render-prop child with the filtered value; re-renders when the underlying filter's callbacks change.
See also: React overview and useFilter.
Usage
import { HookSlot } from '@artisanpack-ui/hooks-js/react';
function OrderSummary({ order }: { order: Order }) {
return (
<HookSlot<string>
hook="order.summary.text"
value={`Order #${order.id}`}
args={[order]}
>
{(text) => <h2>{text}</h2>}
</HookSlot>
);
}
Under the hood <HookSlot> is a thin wrapper around useFilter. Prefer it when you want the JSX to read as a slot — the value/args props make the "seed and extras" split more visible than positional arguments to a hook.
Typing
The generic parameter T is inferred from value. It flows through to the render-prop child's argument. Prefer explicit type parameters (<HookSlot<Foo>>) when the seed value is an empty array or null and inference would otherwise widen to never[] or null.

