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# @push.rocks/smartrouter
a router for routing on websites
A JavaScript library providing routing capabilities for web applications with support for path parameters, query parameters, and programmatic navigation
## Install
To install `@push.rocks/smartrouter`, run the following command in your project directory:
```sh
npm install @push.rocks/smartrouter --save
pnpm install @push.rocks/smartrouter --save
```
This will add `@push.rocks/smartrouter` to your project's dependencies and enable you to use it within your application.
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// Navigate to a user profile with URL parameters
router.pushUrl('/user/12345');
// Navigate with state data
router.pushUrl('/dashboard', { previousPage: 'home' });
```
### Managing Query Parameters
`@push.rocks/smartrouter` provides methods for managing URL query parameters, enabling dynamic URL manipulation for filter settings, pagination, and other use cases.
```typescript
// Set a query parameter
// Set a query parameter (replace by default)
router.queryParams.setQueryParam('key', 'value');
// Set a query parameter with push (adds to history)
router.queryParams.setQueryParam('key', 'value', 'push');
// Get a query parameter
const value = router.queryParams.getQueryParam('key');
// Get all query parameters as an object
const allParams = router.queryParams.getAllAsObject();
// Delete a query parameter
router.queryParams.deleteQueryParam('key');
// Delete with push to history
router.queryParams.deleteQueryParam('key', 'push');
```
### Selection Dimensions
`@push.rocks/smartrouter` introduces the concept of selection dimensions, allowing you to manage stateful selections across routes. This is especially useful for complex navigation flows that depend on prior selections.
### Sub-Routers
Create sub-routers with a specific base path for modular routing:
```typescript
await router.createSelectionDimension({
routeArg: '/select/:option',
keyArg: 'mySelection',
options: [
{
key: 'option1',
detail: { /* some data */ },
action: async () => { /* action for option1 */ }
},
{
key: 'option2',
detail: { /* some data */ },
action: async () => { /* action for option2 */ }
}
]
// Create a sub-router for admin routes
const adminRouter = router.createSubRouter('/admin');
// Routes will be prefixed with /admin
adminRouter.on('/dashboard', async (routeInfo) => {
// This handles /admin/dashboard
});
// Navigate to a selection option
router.pushUrl('/select/option1');
adminRouter.on('/users', async (routeInfo) => {
// This handles /admin/users
});
```
### Route Management
The `on` method returns a function that can be used to remove the route:
```typescript
// Add a route
const removeRoute = router.on('/temporary', async (routeInfo) => {
console.log('Temporary route accessed');
});
// Later, remove the route
removeRoute();
```
### Cleanup
When you're done with a router instance, clean it up properly:
```typescript
// Destroy the router, removing all event listeners and routes
router.destroy();
```
This module enables complex routing scenarios, simplifying the handling of navigational logic in modern web applications. By leveraging `@push.rocks/smartrouter`, developers can implement detailed routing mechanisms, manipulate browser history thoughtfully, and maintain cleaner URL structures, enhancing the user experience and making web apps more accessible.