react-router

问题 My goal is to override 'History' type, so I can use pass eventKey props for (eventKey) => history.push(eventKey) , I could not override History type from useHistory() , it said "Type History is not generic". The current solution I did is const history: any = useHistory() but I believe it defeat the purpose of types. import { RouteConfigProps } from "app/routes/config"; import { RenderRoutes } from "app/routes/RenderRoutes"; import React from "react"; import { Nav, Navbar } from "react

问题 My React app has the following render definition ReactDOM.render( <Provider store={ createStoreWithMiddleware(RootReducer) }> <HashRouter> <App /> </HashRouter> </Provider>, document.getElementById('react') ) All URLs look as such http://localhost:8080/myApp#/dashboard http://localhost:8080/myApp#/about I want to add a trailing slash before the # so the URLs look a little less ugly, like so http://localhost:8080/myApp/#/dashboard http://localhost:8080/myApp/#/about Any ideas on how to do so?

问题 I am learning React JavaScript library. I want to create a simple web-app with the following layout: menu + submenu + content. I use react 15.0.2, react-router 2.4.0, babel 6.5.2 and webpack 1.13.0. I am able to create menu + content layout but I do not know what is the best practice to add a sub-menu section. My app looks like this: Home ~ About ~ Contact ~ Profile content... I want to add a sub-menu under the Profile menu item, but the first 3 menu items do not have sub-menu. So if I click

问题 I am learning React JavaScript library. I want to create a simple web-app with the following layout: menu + submenu + content. I use react 15.0.2, react-router 2.4.0, babel 6.5.2 and webpack 1.13.0. I am able to create menu + content layout but I do not know what is the best practice to add a sub-menu section. My app looks like this: Home ~ About ~ Contact ~ Profile content... I want to add a sub-menu under the Profile menu item, but the first 3 menu items do not have sub-menu. So if I click

问题 When I navigate between pages using the navbar and the buttons, the URL on the browser changes normally. But once I try to modify the URL manually, it does not work ! Example 1 Step 1 : I open localhost:3000 Step 2 : I click on Athletes to go to localhost:3000/Athletes Step 3 : I choose an athlete to go to localhost:3000/Athletes/2/AthleteSessions/ Step 4 : I change the URL manually to localhost:3000/Athletes then I choose an athlete, I'm redirected to localhost:3000/Athletes/2

问题 When I navigate between pages using the navbar and the buttons, the URL on the browser changes normally. But once I try to modify the URL manually, it does not work ! Example 1 Step 1 : I open localhost:3000 Step 2 : I click on Athletes to go to localhost:3000/Athletes Step 3 : I choose an athlete to go to localhost:3000/Athletes/2/AthleteSessions/ Step 4 : I change the URL manually to localhost:3000/Athletes then I choose an athlete, I'm redirected to localhost:3000/Athletes/2

问题 I am trying to map a path to component using react BrowserRouter , all of the parent route works - <Route path="/storeadmin" render={(props) => <MainTableComponent isUpdateScreen={false} tableData={this.state.tableData}/>} /> <Route path='/Attributs' render={({ history }) => <AttributsTable history={history} allSkus={this.state.allSkus} allAttrNames={this.state.allAttrName} updateViewTypeForNew={this.setViewType} />} /> <Route path='/Updates' render={({ history }) => <MainTableComponent

问题 I am trying to map a path to component using react BrowserRouter , all of the parent route works - <Route path="/storeadmin" render={(props) => <MainTableComponent isUpdateScreen={false} tableData={this.state.tableData}/>} /> <Route path='/Attributs' render={({ history }) => <AttributsTable history={history} allSkus={this.state.allSkus} allAttrNames={this.state.allAttrName} updateViewTypeForNew={this.setViewType} />} /> <Route path='/Updates' render={({ history }) => <MainTableComponent

问题 I have a higher order component which uses the location.search prop provided by React Router to construct a queryParams object and pass it as a prop to its wrapped component. function withQueryParams(WrappedComponent) { return (props) => { const queryParams = myUtils.parseParams(props.location.search); // props.location provided by React Router const newProps = { ...props, queryParams: queryParams } return <WrappedComponent {...newProps} /> } } export default withQueryParams And I'd use it

问题 I have a higher order component which uses the location.search prop provided by React Router to construct a queryParams object and pass it as a prop to its wrapped component. function withQueryParams(WrappedComponent) { return (props) => { const queryParams = myUtils.parseParams(props.location.search); // props.location provided by React Router const newProps = { ...props, queryParams: queryParams } return <WrappedComponent {...newProps} /> } } export default withQueryParams And I'd use it