hash-regex-router

Client-side hashchange regex router for singe-page applications. Works on Chrome 5, Firefox 3.6 and IE 10+.

Routes are processed in the order they are added.

Examples/API

Basic usage:

route(/^about/, function() {
    console.log('Showing the About page');
});

With capture groups:

route(/^profile\/([0-9]+)/, function(uid) {
    console.log('Showing the profile page for user ' + uid);
});

Default route:

route(/.*/, function() {
    route.go('home');
});

Programmatically go to a route (#home):

route.go('home');

Goes to #profile/123:

route.go('profile', 123);

Refresh the current route:

route.refresh();

Disable routing:

route.disable();

Re-enable routing:

route.enable();

Prevent leaving current route:

route.leave = function() {
    return confirm('Leave the current route?');
};

AMD/CommonJS

The source router.js uses CommonJS module format. dist/router-standalone.js contains minified build in UMD format that supports both AMD and CommonJS environments and also sets global route when directly in browser.

Installing from NPM:

npm install hash-regex-router

If installed through NPM then the module can be directly used in browserify by simply require()'ing it:

var route = require('router');

Building/testing

Install build dependencies:

npm install

Run static server:

make serve-test

Run tests:

make test

License

The MIT license.