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use-navigation-api

v0.5.0

Published

Simple Navigation API integration for React

Readme

useNavigationAPI

Simple Navigation API integration for React.

Usage

Wrap your application in a <NavigationProvider logger={console.log}>, optionally specifying a store if you wish to store navigation locations anywhere other than the browser's location or to modify the location before completing navigation, for instance you can convert an app to use hash-based routing by specifying <NavigationProvider logger={console.log} store="hash">, or bypass the browser location entirely using store="memory". Setting scoped to true will ignore navigation events originating from components or elements outside the <NavigationProvider logger={console.log}> component.

TODO: test this library on older browsers with the https://github.com/virtualstate/navigation polyfill and update this readme.

Getting the current location

Calling useLocation with no arguments returns the current URL. helper functions such as useQueryParam can be used for more fine-grained access.

Navigation

Any element that would cause the browser to navigate can be used. Note that the browser will resolve locations relative to the current window location, so to ensure unsurprising behavior of relative links you should resolve them relative to the navigation context by passing them to useLocation. For programmatic navigation, the useNavigation hook returns a Navigation object.