It is pretty simple, the React Context API helps to simplify the way you pass or share data across components. Let’s start with using createContext() to offer a custom Provider component, including its Consumer component for interacting with your custom global state later: Great thing about the Provider is that it is really useful to make the state available to all your child components: The Consumer component goal is simple, it just consume the data that comes from the Provider, without any need for prop drilling your components. Just combine the Context API with the useReducer Hook to start enjoying the features of a custom and very simple global state…