push-router
v1.0.0
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Client side router for Single Page Application (SPA)
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spa-router
Client side router for Single Page Application (SPA)
Router uses history API so even tho it is client side router (doesn't do page reload) doesn't use hashes (#) but slashes(/).
This project is working but it is still in development. When it becames stable version will changed to 1.
If you are using this router and notice anything to be improved please do send feedback to [email protected] with subject push-router.
Instalation
CLI
npm install push-router
package.json
"push-router": "x.y.z"
Example
There is example in example folder. It uses node and ExpressJS. To start it set position in terminal inside example folder. To install dependencies run:
npm install
To start it run:
node server/server.js
Usage
Getting module
var Router = require("push-router");
Adding route
Router.addRoute(route, callback)
Adding default route
Router.addDefaultRoute(callback)
Start listening for route changes
Router.init()
Before route changed action
To execute some action in between routes (etc sending for analytics) you can use addBeforeRouteChanged method. In it as a parameters you will receive previous route and next route.
Router.addBeforeRouteChanged(function(){})
Changing route
Changing route works by clicking on a element with attribute data-route="route". Router will catch click and execute for route defined in href.
<a data-route="route" href="test">test</a>
Query
Each route can have query and it will be passed as a object and last object in route callback. For route test?param=2 arguments in callback will be ["test?param=2", {param: "2"}]
Route rules
Simple route
Router.addRoute("test",function() {}); matches maysite.com/test
Regex route
Router.addRoute("test/{{\\d+}}",function() {}); matches maysite.com/test/1
Parameter route
Router.addRoute("test/{id}",function() {}); matches maysite.com/test/1, passes
1 as argument in callback ["test/1", "1"]
If you want to make that parameter optional just add ? after it
Router.addRoute("test/{id}?",function() {}); matches maysite.com/test/1 and maysite.com/test/