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@jsbit/spa-router

v0.0.4

Published

Nestable Router for SPAs. Not coupled to any view library (like React) or store (like Redux)

Downloads

3

Readme

spa-router

  • Tiny
  • Not coupled to any rendering framework like React or Preact
  • Can be used with rendering frameworks like react or preact :)
  • Not coupled to any store like redux
  • Can be used with stores like redux :)
  • Supports nested routes (as deeply as you need, and with no requirement of nested path structure)

Annoyances

  • Since updating a store like redux is not synchronous, during the time after setCurrentRoute is called until the store actually gets updated, the component that is returned might not match the value in the store. If you have a way to solve this, let us know.

Example Usage

const routes = {
  landing: {path: '/landing', component: Landing},
  signup: {path: '/signup', component: SignUp}
}

const App = () =>
  <div>
    <MyRouter routes={routes} />
  </div>

API

router

  • Returns a component that matches currentPath and updates state with route details (like query params and dynamic path arguments)

Parameters

  • options: options object
  • options.routes: object of route defitions
  • options.currentPath: the current url path (with query string) (from your store)
  • options.setCurrentRoute: function that should accept and save currentRoute in your store
  • options.currentRoute: the value that you saved in setCurrentRoute
  • options.notFound: anything, will be returned when no matching route definition is found