onedionys-routing-library
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One Dionys (Routing Library) - A package to handle moving between pages or routes in a web application.
A package to handle moving between pages or routes in a web application. 💖
Web Browser - Can be used as an emulator to build applications. Example [Chrome, Firefox, Safari & Opera].Internet - Because many use CDN and to make it easier to find solutions to all problems.const Router = require('routing-library');
const router = new Router();
router.addRoute('/home', function() {
console.log('Home Page');
});
router.addRoute('/about', function() {
console.log('About Page');
});
router.navigate('/home'); // Output: Home Page
router.navigate('/about'); // Output: About Page
addRoute(path, handler): This method adds a new route with the specified path and its corresponding handler function.navigate(path): This method navigates to the route specified by the given path and executes its handler function. If the route is not found, it logs an error message.Love One Dionys - Routing Library? Support this project by donating or sharing with others in need.
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One Dionys (Routing Library) - A package to handle moving between pages or routes in a web application.
We found that onedionys-routing-library demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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