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@onerouter/core

v0.6.70-pre.2

Published

OneRouter (Universal React Router) core. Unified React Router exports for React Native and React Native (for) Web (and Electron) projects.

Downloads

5

Readme

OneRouter Core

Unified imports from React Router to support universal, single-codebase React Native/Expo apps. Currently supports Android, iOS, web, and Electron (Linux, MacOS, Windows).

Install (including peerDependencies)

npm i or yarn add @onerouter/core react-router react-router-dom react-router-native @expo/html-elements

Aliases

The following are aliases to their corresponding react-router-dom and react-router-native components/methods/hooks:

<Link />

In web and Electron, imports Link from react-router-dom.

In native apps, import's Link from react-router-native.

<Router />

In web, imports react-router-dom's BrowserRouter.

In native apps, exports react-router-native's MemoryRouter (which is just re-exported from react-router).

In Electron apps (which can't support BrowserRouter), exports react-router-dom's MemoryRouter (which is just re-exported from react-router).

createRouter

(enables data routers for all supported platforms - officially only documented for react-router-dom)

In web, imports react-router-dom's createBrowserRouter.

In native apps, imports react-router-native's createMemoryRouter (which is just re-exported from react-router).

In Electron apps (which can't support createBrowserRouter), imports react-router-dom's createMemoryRouter (which is just re-exported from react-router).

useLinkHandler

In web and Electron apps, imports react-router-dom's useLinkClickHandler.

In native apps, imports react-router-native's useLinkPressHandler.

Custom

<Link /> Component

Currently exports Link from react-router-dom for web and Electron, and from react-router-native for native apps.

TODO: Create custom Link component which uses HTML <a /> elements in web and Electron, and React Native's <Pressable /> in iOS/Android.

Other Exports

All other components, methods, hooks, and types are re-exported from react-router-dom for web and Electron, and react-router-native for Android/iOS.