react/no-invalid-use-argument

Reports missing arguments and statically unsupported primitive or function arguments to React use. Enabled as an error in recommended.

React use reads a supported resource, such as a Promise or Context. It cannot read a primitive directly. See the React use reference.

Incorrect

import { use } from 'react';

use();
use(42);
use(null);
use('ready');
use(() => promise);

Correct

use(promise);
use(ThemeContext);
use(loadCachedData());

Analysis boundary

The rule recognizes named and namespace React imports, aliases of those imports, and static CommonJS imports. It checks primitive literals, template literals, unary expressions, inline functions, and unshadowed undefined, NaN, and Infinity. It does not evaluate code or follow value aliases.

Unknown values, object literals, arrays, regular expressions, arbitrary function calls, spread arguments, computed member calls, and optional calls are skipped. Objects can implement thenables or represent another supported resource, so the rule does not impose a closed list of valid object shapes.

There is no automatic fix. The rule also does not enforce Hook call order or reject conditional use calls; those concerns belong to the Hooks linter.