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react-router-redux-dom-link

v0.3.0

Published

react-router-dom's Link component equivalent for react-router-redux

Downloads

19

Readme

react-router-redux-dom-link

TypeScript

react-router-dom's Link component equivalent for react-router-redux.

Table of Contents

Install

If you haven't already please setup your store and router like it is suggested in the react-router-redux README

yarn add react-router-redux-dom-link

or

npm i --save react-router-redux-dom-link

Usage

import Link from 'react-router-redux-dom-link';

export default const AboutLinkComponent () => (
    <Link to="/about">Your a-tag content</Link>
);

API

Note: You could use all HTMLAnchorElement properties along with specific Link properties as well.

  • replace
    Type: boolean
    Default: false
    Description: Whether to push or replace the url provided to to in the browser history.
    Example:

    import Link from 'react-router-redux-dom-link'
    
    export default const AboutLinkComponent () => (
        <Link to="/about" replace>This link replaces the current URL</Link>
    )
  • to
    Type: string
    Description: The destination path of the Link. If handled by component the component code this path gets pushed/replaced into the browser history. If handled by the browser this path will be handled like if you had provided it to the href attribute.

    Example:

    import Link from 'react-router-redux-dom-link'
    
    export default const AboutLinkComponent () => (
        <Link to="/about">Simple link</Link>
    )

    or

    Type: { hash?: string, pathname?: string, search?: string, state?: any }
    Description: Object that describes the destination path. It can have following properties:

    • pathname: A string representing the path to link to.
    • search: A string representation of query parameters.
    • hash: A hash to put in the URL, e.g. #a-hash.
    • state: State to persist to the location.

    Example:

    import Link from 'react-router-redux-dom-link'
    
    export default const UserLinkComponent () => (
        <Link 
            to={{
                pathname: '/users',
                search: '?sort=name',
                hash: '#the-hash',
                state: { fromDashboard: true }
            }}
        >
            User link
        </Link>
    )

Contribute

PRs welcome.

License

MIT © Mathis Wiehl