router5.transition-path
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Router5 helper to determine a transition path. Used by router5, router5-listeners and redux-router5.
npm install --save router5.transition-path
This module exports a transitionPath function which can compute the transition path between two router5 states: segments to deactivate, segments to activate and intersection node between the two.
It also exports (as named exports) a nameToIDs function for transforming a route name to a list of segments.
import transitionPath from 'router5.transition-path';
const { toActivate, toDeactivate, intersection } = transitionPath(toState, fromState);
ES5
var transitionPath = require('router5.transition-path').default;
See the tests for examples.
FAQs
Router5 transition path helper function
The npm package router5.transition-path receives a total of 210 weekly downloads. As such, router5.transition-path popularity was classified as not popular.
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