React Lazy Hydration

React Lazy Hydration is a library designed to optimize the initial load performance of Server-Rendered React applications by deferring the hydration of components until they are actually needed. This package, currently at version 0.1.0, offers several strategies for lazy hydration, including hydrating only on the server (`ssrOnly`), when a component becomes visible in the viewport (`whenVisible`), when the browser is idle (`whenIdle`), or upon specific user events like clicks or mouse enters (`on` event). It aims to reduce the JavaScript payload executed during initial page load, improving Time To Interactive (TTI). The library is inspired by discussions within the React community regarding selective hydration and similar patterns seen in Vue SSR. Its release cadence is currently irregular as it's in its early development stages. A key differentiator is its flexible approach, allowing developers to choose the most suitable hydration strategy on a per-component basis, rather than a global setting. It depends on React version 16.8.0 or greater for its hooks-based implementation.