react-pure-flux-router v1.0.0

react-pure-flux-router

Overview

A router for single page applications which supports:

1. Uses history api. No abstractions, zero overhead.
2. Routes defined with a paths similar to express.
3. Route content is loaded async. Works with webpack's code splitting.
4. Includes Link and Container components for React.
5. Routes can be changed at runtime.

Usage

Router Setup

var router = require('react-pure-flux-router')
var {loadContent, loadRoutes} = require('react-pure-flux-router')

loadRoutes({
  routes: [{
    path: '/',
    load: loadContent( System.import('./pages/home') )
  }, {
    path: '/buckets',
    load: loadContent( System.import('./pages/buckets') )
  }, {
    path: '/bucket/:bucket_id',
    load: loadContent( System.import('./pages/buckets') )
  } {
    path: '*',
    load: loadContent( System.import('./pages/404') )
  }])

Container Component

This will render the content async loaded by the route action.

import {Container} from 'react-pure-flux-router'
render( <Container />, document.all.root )

Link Component

A link component to switch pages.

import {Link} from 'react-pure-flux-router'
<Link to="/buckets" />
<Link type="button" to="/buckets" />

Open path programmically

import {location} from 'react-pure-flux-router'
location.open('/buckets/1')

Use redirect to change the URL without adding an entry to the history state.

location.redirect('/buckets')

Replace routes

Change the routes.

loadRoutes([{
  path: '/',
  load: loadContent( System.import('./pages/home') )
}])

Final thoughts

Experimental. Untested in wide variety of browsers.