How is the lookAt method used inside the default camera?

[ismasgrove]

I haven't been using React for long so this is a tricky piece of syntax for me. But when using the default camera in I'm unsure of how to access the lookAt method. Of course, it's doable using a useThree hook, but I was wondering if there was another way to do it. For example, when using a PerspectiveCamera instead of the default, I'd use:
<perspectiveCamera lookAt={[1, 0, 0]}>

Which feels like it should intuitively be analogous to:
<Canvas camera={{ position: [0, 0, 3], fov: 45, lookAt: [1,0,0]> }}

But here, React doesn't like that lookAt is a method and not a property. Of course, It's not a pressing, life shattering matter by any means and I already listed two ways of getting around it, but I wonder what's the proper way to do it.