How do you get the routing context, location, params, etc, when using withRouter()?
import { withRouter } from \'react-router\';
const Some
Getting location etc. via withRouter was added in react-router version 2.7. Dan Abramov recommends upgrading to 3.0 to use withRouter. Before 2.7, it only provided a set of functions.
So, no using context
anymore. It's all available in the props:
SomeComponent.propTypes = {
location: React.PropTypes.shape({
pathname: React.PropTypes.string,
query: React.PropTypes.shape({
...
})
}),
params: React.PropTypes.shape({
...
}),
router: React.PropTypes.object
}
const ComposedWithRouter = withRouter(SomeComponent);
So then lets say in SomeComponent
you wanted to send the user to a new route, you simply do this.props.router.push('someRoute')