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There are more events you can use in React:

Keyboard events:

• onKeyDown is executed when a key is depressed
• onKeyPress is executed after the key is released, but before onKeyUp is triggered
• onKeyUp is executed last after the key is pressed

Focus events:

• onFocus is executed when a control receives focus
• onBlur is executed when a control loses focus

Forms events:

• onChange is executed when the user changes the value in a form control
• onSubmit is a particular prop for <form> that is called when a button is pressed, or when the user hits the return key within a field

Mouse events:

• onClick is when the mouse button is pressed and released
• onContextMenu is when the right button is pressed
• onDoubleClick is when the user performs a double-click
• onMouseDown is when the mouse button is depressed
• onMouseEnter is when the mouse moves over an element or its children
• onMouseLeave is when the mouse leaves an element
• onMouseMove is when the mouse moves
• onMouseOut is when the mouse moves off an element or over one of its children
• onMouseOver is when the mouse moves over an element
• onMouseUp is when a mouse button is released

Drag and drop events:

• onDrag
• onDragEnd
• onDragEnter
• onDragExit
• onDragLeave
• onDragOver
• onDragStart
• onDrop

For drag and drop, events I recommend using the react-dnd (https://github.com/react-dnd/react-dnd) library.