@web-package/react-widgets-router v1.0.0-beta4

Introduction

This package is a router that provides transition animations and fully preserves the state of previous elements, offering an experience close to a Web standard API.

See Also The keep-alive feature is enabled by default and documented, but the options for keep-alive have not yet been made configurable or customizable. See Also, If you want the change-log by version for this package. refer to Change Log for details.

Preview

The image below is a simple use gif of Quark Icons and a website created using @web-package/react-widgets-router and @web-package/react-widgets.

Usage

This below codes are a simple example of the basic usage of this package.

See Also, Instead of setting the default attribute to true, you can also set the path attribute to *.

return (
    <Router keepAlive={false}>
        <Route path="/example-1" component={ExamplePage1} keepAlive={true} />
        <Route path="/example-2" component={ExamplePage2} keepAlive={true} />
        <Route path="/example-3" element={<ExamplePage3 />} default={true} />
        <Route path="/example-4" element={<>Hello, World!</>} />
    </Router>
)

Without hooks and globally

function ExamplePage1() {
    return (
        <button onClick={() => RouterBinding.instance.push("/exmaple-2")}>
            Go to /example-2
        </button>
    )
}

With hooks and locally

You need to keep that in mind about this feature is an experimental stage.

function ExamplePage2() {
    const route = useRoute();

    return (
        <button onClick={() => route("/exmaple-1")}>
            Go to /example-1
        </button>
    )
}

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