I was on team “React is a Library” but for the most part that changed when the hooks and context API were added. The addition of those, relatively simple, tools

I was on team “React is a Library” but for the most part that changed when the hooks and context API were added. The addition of those, relatively simple, tools made it possible to not need the additional state management libraries like Redux/MobX etc that, up until then, were necessary add-ons to manage state and data. This made React more of a full Framework in my opinion. That being said React can still be dropped into a relatively static page to add small bits of interactivity. So at this point React seems to span both Framework and Library depending on the use case.