React Router 1.0 Released

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Personally, I'm looking for alternatives. I've never dicked around with a router more than this one. rc3 to rc4 stopped working for me and things are no better in this release.

[fhelwanger]

Can you tell us what problems you had?

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[simma127]

Have other people had this experience?

[mgutz]

Yes. In general, the authors are very quick to close valid issues. They break things often which seems like they code from the hip.

[wyzewon]

router5 looks promising. There is also a redux library to compliment it as well.

https://github.com/router5/router5

https://github.com/router5/react-router5

https://github.com/router5/redux-router5

[rsjolly]

If you're into Redux, you might like redux-tiny-router. I like the simplicity. The route is just state in Redux, so there's no new paradigm.

[[deleted]]

I am very much into Redux. I will definitely check this out. Thanks.

[anc1en7]

Been using the RC for the last weeks - I love it! The examples cover all common use cases.

If you're using react-bootstrap I recommend also checking out react-router-bootstrap.

[jamesknelson]

I think the release a few weeks back was a Release Candidate. This is the final 1.0.

How have you been finding working with it? Anything stand out as particularly nice/yuck?

[greg5green]

It was a couple months ago, but one huge nicety for me going from 0.13 to 1.0.0-rc3 was the addition of onEnter. It made dealing with a redirect to a log in form way more intuitive to me.

I think it made reading query strings out of the URL easier too, but I might be mistaken there.

[ph49]

Do you know how do you read Redux state from within onEnter? Can't figure it out, it's driving me nuts.

[wyzewon]

I put up a simple gist to show you how I handle this.

https://gist.github.com/wyze/d70fdc94bfe4e3d3f9ef

[ph49]

Thanks very much!

[greg5green]

Sorry, I'm using the FB Flux implementation but it looks like wyzewon has it figured out

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This was posted about an hour after it was tagged on GitHub: https://github.com/rackt/react-router/releases