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Author: nehalgajjar

src/LiveComponent/doc/index.rst

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     a ``mount()`` method or use the ``PostMount`` hook: `Twig Component mount documentation`_.
 
 Hooks: Handle Component Behavior
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 Most of the time, you'll just pass data to your components and 
 let it handle the rest. However, if you need to do something 
 more complex during certain stages of a component's lifecycle, you 
 can take advantage of lifecycle hooks.
 
 ``PostHydrate`` Hook
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 The ``#[PostHydrate]`` hook is called immediately after the component's state 
 is loaded from the client. This is useful if you need to process or adjust 
 the data once it’s been hydrated.
 
 ``PreDehydrate`` Hook
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 The ``#[PreDehydrate]`` hook is triggered just before your component’s state 
 is sent back to the client. You can use this to modify or clean up the data 
 before it’s serialized and returned to the client.
 
 ``PreReRender`` Hook
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 The ``#[PreReRender]`` hook is called before your component is re-rendered 
 during an HTTP request. It does not run during the initial render but is 
 helpful when you need to adjust the state before sending it back to 
 the client for re-rendering.
 
 Hook Priority
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 You can control the order in which hooks are executed by using the ``priority`` 
 argument. If multiple hooks of the same type are registered in a component, those 
 with a higher priority value will run first. This allows you to manage the order