Redux-First Routing
Achieve client-side routing the Redux way:
- Read location data from the store.
- Update the location by dispatching navigation actions.
- Let middleware handle the side-effect of history navigation.
Ideology
This library wraps history
and provides a framework-agnostic base for accomplishing Redux-first routing. For a complete routing solution, pair it with a compatible client-side routing library (see Recipies for examples).
Recipies
API
State Shape
There are dozens of ways to design the state shape of the location data, and this project by nature must choose a single, opinonated implementation. Here is the current design:
{
...,
location: {
pathname: '/nested/path/',
search: '?with=query',
queries: {
with: 'query',
},
hash: '#and-hash'
}
}
Exports
Here's a look at the exports in src/index.js
:
export { createBrowserHistory } from 'history/createBrowserHistory';
export { startListener } from './listener';
export { PUSH, REPLACE, GO, GO_BACK, GO_FORWARD, LOCATION_CHANGE } from './constants';
export { push, replace, go, goBack, goForward, locationChange } from './actions';
export { routerMiddleware } from './middleware';
export { routerReducer } from './reducer';
- Redux API
push()
, replace()
, go()
, goBack()
, goForward()
- Public action creators used to update the location.
- Use these navigation actions instead of calling the
history
navigation methods directly!
PUSH
, REPLACE
, GO
, GO_BACK
, GO_FORWARD
- Public action types for use in user-defined middleware.
routerMiddleware(history)
- Intercepts the navigation actions to update the browser history.
routerReducer
- Adds the location data (
pathname
, search
, hash
) to the state tree upon receiving a LOCATION_CHANGE
action.
- History API
createBrowserHistory()
- Creates a
history
object.
startListener(history, store)
- Creates a
history
listener that responds to the middleware and external navigation by dispatching a locationChange
action.
Contributing
Contributions are welcome and are greatly appreciated! :tada:
Feel free to file an issue, start a discussion, or send a pull request.
License
MIT