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nanostores/router

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Router

A tiny (673 bytes) router for Nano Stores state manager

Features

  • Routers and URL Utils - Framework-agnostic routing built on observable stores.

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Projects sharing features with Router

These projects share indexed features with Router. Shared tags can include platform or build tooling; verify the primary use case before treating a result as a replacement.
  • flatiron/directorflatiron avatar

    flatiron/director

    5,575View on GitHub↗

    Director is a routing library for JavaScript that handles URL and command-line pattern matching across client-side, server-side, and CLI environments. It provides a unified approach to defining routes as nested object literals, where each key maps to a URL segment and its handler, supporting both hash fragment monitoring and the HTML5 History API for browser navigation without page reloads. The library distinguishes itself through its ability to operate in multiple contexts with a single routing paradigm. It supports asynchronous handler queue execution for sequential tasks like authenticatio

    JavaScript
    View on GitHub↗5,575
  • faceyspacey/redux-first-routerfaceyspacey avatar

    faceyspacey/redux-first-router

    1,554View on GitHub↗

    Redux-first-router is a state-driven JavaScript router library that maps URL paths, query parameters, and browser history directly to actions within a Redux application store. Instead of manipulating components or relying solely on declarative links, it updates the address bar and navigates the application by dispatching and receiving state container actions. The library translates bidirectionally between URL strings and action payloads using expressive route patterns, supporting dynamic path parsing, parameter constraints, wildcards, query strings, and custom formatting rules. It handles asy

    JavaScript
    View on GitHub↗1,554
  • lukeed/matchitlukeed avatar

    lukeed/matchit

    324View on GitHub↗

    ` $ npm install --save matchit `

    JavaScript
    View on GitHub↗324
  • lukeed/navaidlukeed avatar

    lukeed/navaid

    796View on GitHub↗

    A navigation aid (aka, router) for the browser in 850 bytes~!

    JavaScript
    View on GitHub↗796
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Frequently asked questions

What does nanostores/router do?

A tiny (673 bytes) router for Nano Stores state manager

What are the main features of nanostores/router?

The main features of nanostores/router are: Routers and URL Utils.

Which projects share features with nanostores/router?

Projects with overlapping indexed features include: flatiron/director — Director is a routing library for JavaScript that handles URL and command-line pattern matching across client-side,… faceyspacey/redux-first-router — Redux-first-router is a state-driven JavaScript router library that maps URL paths, query parameters, and browser… lukeed/matchit — `` $ npm install --save matchit ``. lukeed/navaid — A navigation aid (aka, router) for the browser in 850 bytes~! lukeed/qss — You should only consider using this within a browser context since Node's built-in querystring.stringify is much… lukeed/regexparam — With regexparam, you may turn a pathing string (eg, /users/:id) into a regular expression.