We will learn how to change the address bar using a component from React Router. In Root.js: We need to add a param to change the Route: import React from 'react'; import {Provider} from 'react-redux'; import {Router, Route, browserHistory } from 're
In this lesson we'll take our first look at the most common components available to us in react-router; Router, Route, and Link. import React from 'react'; import {hashHistory, Route, Router, Link} from 'react-router'; const Home = () => <div><
The Redirect component in react-router does exactly what it sounds like. It allows us to redirect from from one route to another. import React from 'react'; import {hashHistory, Route, Redirect, Router, Link} from 'react-router'; const Home = () => <
In this lesson we'll learn how to render multiple component children from a single route. Define a named component by "components": <Route path="/other" components={ {header: Other, body: OtherBody}}></Route> 'header' and '
A router library is no good if we have to hardcode every single route in our application. In this lesson we look at how to access variables in our routes and pass them into our components. Define a route param by using ":message", () make it opt
IndexRoute allows us to define a default child component to be rendered at a specific route when no other sub-route is available. When Home page display, we also make About component as default Route to dsiplay, only when use click Contact link, then
Since react-router routes are components, creating nested routes is as simple as making one route a child of another in JSX. Make the nested component: class App extends React.Component { render(){ return( <Router history={hashHistory}> <Route pa
The nitty-gritty of compile and link functions inside AngularJS directives The nitty-gritty of compile and link functions inside AngularJS directives part 2: transclusion [译]ng指令中的compile与link函数解析 AngularJS directives are amazing. They allow you to
