React jquery .toggleClass() does only work after compiler reloading

I´m trying to build this sideboard for my react application: https://codepen.io/illnino/pen/nwPBrQ . Anyways, I ran into a problem and I´m not able to solve this on my own.

So what is my exact problem ?

This code does NOT work if I try to hover on the sideboard icon as it should. After refreshing the page manually, it doesnt work either. But I noticed, if my react compiler reloads this application (after any change in my file) and I DON'T refresh the page manually, it works.

So .toggleClass() does only work, after my compiler reloads the code. After reloading the page on my own, it doesnt work again.

My Code

My css code is exact the same as on codepen. Of course the javascript and the html code are in the same file. The html code is also the same, so I´ll only give you my JS code (In fact I´m using typescript, but that shouldn't matter):

React.useEffect(() => {
    $(".gn-icon-menu").hover(function () {
        let e = $(".gn-menu-wrapper")
        e.toggleClass("gn-open-part")
      });
  
      $(".gn-menu-wrapper").hover(function () {
        $(this).toggleClass("gn-open-all")
      });
  }, []);

What have I tried ?

I really dont know, what to try. I´ll hope somebody maybe has a clue, what the error could be...

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