Merging Remix and React Router
We've been building a bridge. You can hear Ryan talk about this announcement at React Conf 🎥 For nearly 4 years we've been working on Remix, a fullstack framework built on web standards to help you build better websites and applications. React Router has always been Remix's largest dependency after React itself. The two projects are so closely aligned that we updated React Router to include Remix
React-router cheatsheet
import { default as Router, Route } from 'react-router' const routes = ( <Route> <Route path='*' handler={RootView} /> </Route> ) Router.run(routes, Router.HashLocation, (Root) => { React.render(<Root />, document.getElementById('all')) }) const routes = ( <Route handler={Chrome}> <Route path='about' handler={About} /> <Route path='inbox' handler={Inbox} /> <Route path='messages/:id' handler={Mess
React-Router-Fork.md · GitHub
React-Router-Fork.md Regarding the React Router Fork Update : We're hoping to work things out with Jimmy, nobody wants a fork. But anyway ... here's what was written up before. Jimmy Jia posted yesterday React Router is Dead long live rrtr . It's not dead. We had a release yesterday, and a major version release only two months ago. Jimmy has made many contributions to React Router and we're really
react-router/v2.0.0.md at master · rackt/react-router · GitHub
v2.0.0 Upgrade Guide Notes Goals You might enjoy reading this issue: https://github.com/rackt/react-router/issues/2646 Clear up the coupling between History and Router with simpler APIs. Provide cleaner integrations with other libraries like Redux, Relay, Async Props etc. Stop providing API that conceals usage of context . It is now a documented feature of React so developers using Router can impl
react-router/ComponentLifecycle.md at latest · rackt/react-router · GitHub
Component Lifecycle It's important to understand which lifecycle hooks are going to be called on your route components to implement lots of different functionality in your app. The most common thing is fetching data. There is no difference in the lifecycle of a component in the router as just React itself. Let's peel away the idea of routes, and just think about the components being rendered at di
react-router/overview.md at 0.13.x · rackt/react-router · GitHub
React Router Guide Nesting UI is at the core of React Router. Think about any user interface you're accustomed to, there is likely some shared UI as you navigate around the application. Let's imagine a little app with a dashboard, inbox, and calendar. +---------------------------------------------------------+ | +---------+ +-------+ +--------+ | | |Dashboard| | Inbox | |Calendar| Logged in as Jan
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