reitit.frontend.easy — metosin/reitit 0.7.0-alpha4

Easy wrapper over reitit.frontend.history, handling the state. Only one router can be active at a time.

history cljs

href cljs

(href name)

(href name path-params)

(href name path-params query-params)

(href name path-params query-params fragment)

Generate a URL for a route defined by name, with given path-params and query-params.

The URL is formatted using Reitit frontend history handler, so using it with anchor element href will correctly trigger route change event.

Note: currently collections in query-parameters are encoded as field-value pairs separated by &, i.e. "?a=1&a=2", if you want to encode them differently, convert the collections to strings first.

navigate cljs

(navigate name)

(navigate name {:keys [path-params query-params replace fragment] :as opts})

Updates the browser location and either pushes new entry to the history stack or replaces the latest entry in the the history stack (controlled by replace option) using URL built from a route defined by name given parameters.

Will also trigger on-navigate callback on Reitit frontend History handler.

Note: currently collections in query-parameters are encoded as field-value pairs separated by &, i.e. "?a=1&a=2", if you want to encode them differently, convert the collections to strings first.

See also: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/History/pushState https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/History/replaceState

push-state cljs

(push-state name)

(push-state name path-params)

(push-state name path-params query-params)

(push-state name path-params query-params fragment)

Updates the browser location and pushes new entry to the history stack using URL built from a route defined by name, with given path-params and query-params.

Will also trigger on-navigate callback on Reitit frontend History handler.

Note: currently collections in query parameters are encoded as field-value pairs separated by &, i.e. "?a=1&a=2", if you want to encode them differently, convert the collections to strings first.

See also: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/History/pushState

replace-state cljs

(replace-state name)

(replace-state name path-params)

(replace-state name path-params query-params)

(replace-state name path-params query-params fragment)

Updates the browser location and replaces latest entry in the history stack using URL built from a route defined by name, with given path-params and query-params.

Will also trigger on-navigate callback on Reitit frontend History handler.

Note: currently collections in query-parameters are encoded as field-value pairs separated by &, i.e. "?a=1&a=2", if you want to encode them differently, convert the collections to strings first.

See also: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/History/replaceState

set-query cljs

(set-query new-query-or-update-fn)

(set-query new-query-or-update-fn {:keys [replace] :as opts})

Update query parameters for the current route.

New query params can be given as a map, or a function taking the old params and returning the new modified params.

Note: The query parameter values aren't coereced, so the update fn will see string values for all query params.

start! cljs

(start! router on-navigate opts)

This registers event listeners on HTML5 history and hashchange events.

Automatically removes previous event listeners so it is safe to call this repeatedly, for example when using Figwheel or similar development workflow.

Parameters:

• router The Reitit router.
• on-navigate Function to be called when route changes. Takes two parameters, ´match´ and ´history´ object.

Options:

• :use-fragment (default true) If true, onhashchange and location hash are used to store current route.

Options (Html5History):

• :ignore-anchor-click? Function (router, event, anchor element, uri) which will be called to check if the anchor click event should be ignored. To extend built-in check, you can call reitit.frontend.history/ignore-anchor-click? function, which will ignore clicks if the href matches route tree.