Wait why would you call this `React-Context`? this sounds like it is replacing core functionality when in reality it just adds some useful values inside the existing functionality.
To me this is analogous of calling something `react-props` or `react-render` but all those libraries do are add values inside of your props or render but not actually change the behavior of props or render.
To me this is analogous of calling something `react-props` or `react-render` but all those libraries do are add values inside of your props or render but not actually change the behavior of props or render.
Does this make sense?