Comments (4)
How do I navigate with an addition of search params?
You can just include them in the paramter:
router.navigate('/path?a=1&b=2')completely renders twice immediately
This sounds like a
StrictMode
issue to me - in which case it would be dev-only. You could try moving the server API call to aloader
to decouple it from the rendering cycle.
Again, many thanks. You helped a lot with these 2 comments and it seems like upgrading was finally completed!
Warm suggestions for adding the RouterProvider solution to the official migration document.
from react-router.
It depends on what APIs you are using (BrowserRouter
, unstable_HistoryRouter
, RouterProvider
, etc.)
There's an explanation of your options in #9422 (comment) and #9422 (comment) but the recommendation would be to get to RouterProvider
and use router.navigate
. Please note the second linked comment there on how you can very easily nest your app in a RouterProvider
splat route to enable the usage of router.navigate
from react-router.
It depends on what APIs you are using (
BrowserRouter
,unstable_HistoryRouter
,RouterProvider
, etc.)There's an explanation of your options in #9422 (comment) and #9422 (comment) but the recommendation would be to get to
RouterProvider
and userouter.navigate
. Please note the second linked comment there on how you can very easily nest your app in aRouterProvider
splat route to enable the usage ofrouter.navigate
Hi, thanks a lot for your response.
It did help me to make a big progress!
One question I have - router object, that now I should be able to use it in my stores - How do I navigate with an addition of search params?
I manage to navigate to simple routes with router.navigate(....)
but couldn't understand how to add search params.
second question - in this migration branch, since updated everything (including turning class components to function component), there's a case I couldn't figure out yet, where a routing happening twice, in a way that the element to render looks as if it completely renders twice immediately.
This causes duplicate server calls, while the second one is, of course, not needed, and results in popping an error.
any idea why this is happening maybe?
from react-router.
How do I navigate with an addition of search params?
You can just include them in the paramter:
router.navigate('/path?a=1&b=2')
completely renders twice immediately
This sounds like a StrictMode
issue to me - in which case it would be dev-only. You could try moving the server API call to a loader
to decouple it from the rendering cycle.
from react-router.
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