Surprised at the negative comments already. I'm not sure half of the commenters use React on a daily basis. I've re-written these same hooks in various ways, as

Surprised at the negative comments already. I'm not sure half of the commenters use React on a daily basis. I've re-written these same hooks in various ways, as well as used ones written by others. This look great to me, personally! I've been using a weird implementation of useReducer() (most commonly suggested on SO) but extendState() is a more elegant solution. Couple suggestions: * the repetition of "read" `const [ readRequest, requestRead ] = usePromise(read)` makes it hard for me to keep these things separate. It would be easier if you had a real life example, like "get users" or something but even somethin like `const [ apiState, fetchApiState ] = usePromise( apiRequest )` would be better IMO. * `readRequest.cancel` - sometimes I've wanted to cancel a request but it's not an error to show the user, but it looks like the view wouldn't be able to tell the difference from a regular http error * `readRequest.reset(`error`)` could be another way to just reset a single property, instead of having to use brackets * uh where is the code for the hooks? A direct link to code or even a library would be great