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react-basic-router

v2.0.0

Published

A basic react router that uses hash state for navigation.

Downloads

13

Readme

React Basic Router

Build Status Coverage Status

A fast and minimal view router written in react which responds to hash navigation.

Getting Started

React basic router is just javascript, it can be webpacked or required as you like.

This is how you can install it.

npm install --save react-basic-router

Example

In this eample, I assume "About" and "MainView" are react components. To load them, simply navigate normally to one of the hash links.

import React from 'react';
import { Router, Route, ErrorRoute } from 'react-basic-router';

class App extends React.Component {
  render() {
    return(<div>
      <Router>
	<Route hash="#/" component={MainView} absolute />
	<Route hash="#/about" component={About} title={"Hey look, I can pass props"} />
	<ErrorRoute component={MissingFilePage} />
      </Router>
    </div>);
  }
}
  • You can add absolute to any route and it will not allow partial parameter matching. Without absolute, you can pass in querystring values in addition to the base route and it will still match just fine. In this way, you could navigate to (for example) mysite.com/#docs?findText=example
  • All props other than component and hash, will be passed through to the underlying component.
  • ErrorRoute will load when a page cannot be matched.

Built With

  • babel
  • gulp

To build the project, run the following commands

npm install
npm install -g gulp
gulp

Author

SharpCoder aka Joshua Cole