@continuum-js/router

Client-side router for Continuum: the current location is a State, route matching is a derived value, navigation is an occurrence — no effects, no re-renders.

import { Router, Link, Outlet, lazy } from "@continuum-js/router";

const routes = [
  { path: "/", component: Home },
  { path: "/users/:id", component: lazy(() => import("./User")) },
];

mount(document.body, () => <Router routes={routes} />);

• Nested routes render through <Outlet />; params come from useParams() as a State.
• lazy(loader, { fallback, error }) code-splits a route component.
• location() exposes the current URL as a State — derive anything from it.

Docs: https://denislibs.github.io/continuum/guides/routing