React Routers

React Routers

🌠 A React Component for quick configuring route

⭐ Features

• Static Routes like react-router-config
• Route Guard and keep-alive like Vue
• Auto Lazy Load
• Easy prefetch
• Simple Transition Animation
• Change document.title with Configuration
• Tiny Size, unpacked 13KB
• Full Typescript Support

🏠 Installation

• yarn add react-routers

🎠 Example & Playground

import { BrowserRouter } from 'react-router-dom';
import { Routers } from 'react-routers';

const App = () => {
    return (
        <BrowserRouter basename='prefix'>
            <Routers
                routers={[
                    {
                        path: '/page',
                        Component: async () => (await import('./Component')).Component
                    }
                ]}
            />
        </BrowserRouter>
    )
}

A playground of react-routers in HERE.

📑 API

Props of Routers

routers

The Router configuration, the path in children will be jointed with the path in parent. Its type is as below:

interface IPageRouter {
    /**
     * route path
     */
    path: string;
    /**
     * document.title, if not set, will use original title in html
     */
    name?: string;
    /**
     * the lazy load Component
     */
    Component?: () => (Promise<ComponentType<any>> | ComponentType<any>);
    /**
     * children configuration
     * - child node will inherit parent node configuration
     * - child node configuration has higher priority than parent node configuration
     */
    children?: IPageRouter[];
    /**
     * triggered before entering route
     * - if return false, deny to enter route\
     * - after `beforeEach`
     */
    beforeRoute?: IBeforeRoute;
    /**
     * triggered after entering route
     * - if return false, deny to enter route
     * - ahead of `afterEach`
     */
    afterRoute?: IAfterRoute;
    /**
     * maintains component state and avoids repeated re-rendering for the route
     * - default is `false`
     * - its priority is higher than `keepAlive` in props
     */
    keepAlive?: boolean;
    /**
     * transition animation
     */
    transition?: ITransition;
    /**
     * the path list to prefetch
     * - parent node prefetch will be append after current node prefetch
     */
    prefetch?: string[];
}

fallback

A fallback react tree to show when a Suspense child (like React.lazy) suspends, and before entering the route. It must be a React Component.

redirect

redirect path.

beforeEach

triggered before entering route

• if return false, deny to enter route
• ahead of any beforeRoute

afterEach

triggered after entering route

• if return false, deny to enter route
• after any afterRoute

keepAlive

do maintains component state and avoids repeated re-rendering for each route

• default is false

switchRoute

Do select only one route like <Switch>

• default is true

transition

transition animation. Its type is as below:

type ITransition = {
    /**
     * the css style after matched
     */
    match: CSSProperties;
    /**
     * the css style after unmatched
     */
    notMatch: CSSProperties;
    /**
     * the css style of transition
     */
    trans: CSSProperties;
    /**
     * keep component after unmatched
     * - default is `500`ms
     */
    delay?: number;
};

or directly use embedded animation objects.

delay

loading delay

• default is 100ms

prefetchDelay

how much time delayed to start prefetch after main thread is idle

• default is 0 ms

Hooks

useActive & useDeactive

The hook triggered when the component's active state has changed.

WHEN DO YOU NEED IT?

• If a component is set as keepAlive, and you want to trigger something when the component is activated.

import { useActive, useDeactive } from 'react-routers';

useActive(() => {
    /* Called when the component is activated. */
});

useDeactive(() => {
    /* Called when the component is deactivated. */
});

useParams & useRouteMatch

A wrapped function of useParams & useRouteMatch

As react-router don't have the configuration configured in react-routers, if you want to get params in route, you should use this hook.

import { useParams, useRouteMatch } from 'react-routers';

// /blog/:slug
const { slug } = useParams<{ slug?:string }>(); 
const match = useRouteMatch<{ slug?:string }>();

Embedded Animation

The object which can be put in transition, includes Fade, LeftFade, RightFade, TopFade, BottomFade, LeftSlide, RightSlide, TopSlide, BottomSlide.

💻 Development

• yarn
• preview=true yarn dev
• yarn build

🍧 License

React Routers is MIT licensed.