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export default Root
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If you're using Next.js, put this in `layout.tsx`. Adapt as appropriate for other frontend frameworks.
If you're using **Next.js**, place the `FlowProvider` inside your `layout.tsx`. Since React hooks must run on the client, you may need to wrap the provider in a separate file that begins with `'use client'` to avoid issues with server-side rendering. Adjust this setup as needed for other frontend frameworks.

👉 Learn more about configuring `flow.json` in the [Configuration Guide].

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* Values are **deterministic**: The values returned for identical calls within the same block will be identical.
* If `count ` is larger than one, the returned values are distinct.
* This hook is designed for simple use cases that don't require unpredictability, such as randomized UIs.
Since the hook uses script executions on existing blocks, the random source is already public and the randoms are predictable.
Since the hook uses script executions on existing blocks, the random source is already public and the randoms are predictable.
* For **more advanced use cases** that **do** require on-chain randomness logic via transactions, Flow provides built-in support using Cadence's `revertibleRandom` and [commit-reveal scheme].

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