Before hooks, it was really common to write container / component pairs. The wrapper would have to be a class component with state and lifecycle hooks, and the inner component would only concern itself with presentation. IIRC, this was recommended in the react docs, although I've seen more than a few people misunderstand this pattern.

Hooks allow a way to abstract all that logic that used to require a component to house it. Components should still only really care about JSX, any logic more complex than an IF statement can live in functions or hooks.