faceyspacey/redux-first-router

Features

• Redux State Management - Connecting browser URL navigation directly to a state container so routing events automatically trigger state updates.
• Redux Routing Integrations - Connects browser URL navigation directly to actions within a Redux application store.
• Action-Based State Tracking - Stores active pathnames and query parameters within the global application state to track location changes.
• Route Data Fetching Thunks - Triggers data-fetching functions automatically when matching routes activate during client-side or server-side rendering cycles.
• State-Driven Navigations - Maps browser URLs directly to state container actions so navigation events automatically trigger state updates.
• Action Routing - Pairs action types with dynamic URL paths so that dispatching actions updates the browser address bar.
• Action-Driven JavaScript Routers - A navigation library that maps URL paths and query parameters directly to application actions for client and server environments.
• Asynchronous Data Fetching - Triggering data loading functions automatically when matching routes are detected on the client or server before rendering.
• History State Action Managers - Drives browser and device history forward or backward by treating navigation changes as dispatched state actions.
• Client-Side Routers - A web router that updates the browser address bar and history state by dispatching actions rather than manipulating components.
• Server-Side Renderings - Processing routing state and handling asynchronous data fetching during server rendering to deliver fully initialized HTML.
• Bidirectional Route Parsing - Translates between URL strings and action payloads using expressive route patterns and custom formatting rules.
• Routers and URL Utils - Transforms path segments and query strings between URL strings and action payloads using custom formatting rules.
• Action Timeline Debuggers - Records location changes as state actions in a development timeline so you can inspect history and jump between different application views.
• Cross-Platform Navigation Libraries - Handling deep links, hardware back buttons, and native navigation stacks consistently across web and mobile application environments.
• Memory History Navigation Runtimes - Runs navigation logic seamlessly across native mobile applications and server environments using memory-based history management.
• Asynchronous Routing - Triggers asynchronous data fetching functions automatically when matching routes are detected on the client or server.
• Navigation Interception Hooks - Intercepts navigation attempts to prompt users for confirmation before leaving unsaved changes or unfinished forms behind.
• Resource Prefetching - Preloads required data and code bundles before transitions happen so subsequent page views appear instantly.
• Session State Persistence - Saves routing state to local storage so users resume their exact location upon returning.
• Browser History Navigations - Drives browser or device history forward, backward, or to specific entries using direct function calls.
• Active State Styling - Applies visual indicators and active styling to navigation elements when their route matches the current URL.
• SEO-Friendly Anchor Links - Generates actual anchor elements pointing to destination routes so search engines can crawl application pages.
• Scroll Restoration - Saves and restores scroll coordinates automatically across page transitions to preserve user context.
• Action Dispatchers - Fires events through the navigation system to handle background tasks or data loading without altering the address bar.
• Request-to-Action Mappings - Translates state actions into corresponding URL strings using route definitions and optional query parameters.
• Navigation Middleware - Intercepts route transition attempts to prompt users for confirmation before leaving unsaved changes behind.
• Dynamic Route Registration - Appends new path mappings to existing route configurations dynamically to support lazy-loaded code-split bundles.
• Query String Encoding - Encodes and decodes query parameters bidirectionally between dispatched action payloads and browser URL strings.
• Route Parameter Validation - Appends regular expression patterns to dynamic path segments to restrict matching to inputs conforming to specific formats.
• Router Configurators - Allows customizing routing behavior including basenames, strict trailing slashes, scroll restoration, and lifecycle callbacks.
• Client-Side Navigation Components - Intercepting route transitions to prompt users for confirmation before leaving views containing unsaved changes.
• Route Parameter Extraction - Extracts named parameters from incoming URLs using expressive route patterns to populate action payloads automatically.
• Route Parameter Captures - Includes optional parameters in route paths so a single route action handles both base paths and detail views.

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