Inferno: What is the recommended way to handle routing in inferno?
Is there some equivalent to react-router? Or would it be possible to actually use react-router with inferno?
billsykes
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@billsykes there are plans to include an inferno-router at some point – I might even quickly get a working version up in the coming days. Long term, the plan is to also have routers for MobX, Cerebral and Redux equivalents.
in the mean time, someone in the Inferno community may have already made an inferno-router for a project they are working on, I can ask around for you :)
trueadm
on 7 Jun 2016
@trueadm thanks that would much appreciated!
billsykes
on 7 Jun 2016
I have been using Navigo ( https://github.com/krasimir/navigo ), Its really simple and has no dependencies. It supports hashtag routing and html5 historyapi. You just register routes and callback functions into it.
Then in callback you just need to call InfernoDOM.render(something) depending on your app.
Also if you are building Single Page Application, its quite trivial to implement "Link" component that uses Navigos navigate function and prevents default to avoid page refresh.
Havunen
on 9 Jun 2016
This is being covered with inferno-router https://github.com/trueadm/inferno/issues/239
trueadm
on 21 Jun 2016
Closing as the other thread is a better indicator for this topic.
trueadm
on 22 Jun 2016
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I have been using Navigo ( https://github.com/krasimir/navigo ), Its really simple and has no dependencies. It supports hashtag routing and html5 historyapi. You just register routes and callback functions into it.
Then in callback you just need to call InfernoDOM.render(something) depending on your app.
Also if you are building Single Page Application, its quite trivial to implement "Link" component that uses Navigos navigate function and prevents default to avoid page refresh.