Open izzm opened 1 month ago
What is the difference with the current implementation?
https://docs.telegram-mini-apps.com/packages/telegram-apps-react-router-integration
In 6.4 react-router
introduces new Data API with async data loaders and actions, component lazy loading and other stuff https://reactrouter.com/en/main/routers/picking-a-router#data-apis.
This new methods available only while initializing a router in a new way - using function call, for example createBrowserRouter
and using RouterProvider
component to attach router to the React component tree.
But createBrowserRouter
creates a BrowserRouter
. We don't need it, don't we? We need a router based on a custom navigator. That's why we implemented react-router-integration
Yes, we need a custom router. With react-router-integration
routes are defined in pre-6.4 style, for example (snippet from documentation):
return (
<Router location={location} navigator={reactNavigator}>
<Routes>
<Route path={'/'} component={IndexPage}/>
<Route path={'*'} element={<Navigate href={'/'}/>}/>
</Routes>
</Router>
);
location
and reactNavigator
are objects, created by react-router-integration
, and it works perfectly. React router version 6.4+ provides new way to attach routes to React component tree, new versions uses RouterProvider
component, which allow new features of react router to be used.
New api officially not expose base createRouter
method, but it can be imported directly from '@remix-run/router' package (which is not recommended by https://github.com/remix-run/react-router/tree/main/packages/router, but this is the only way I found to implement a custom router). This method get history
argument with a type History
, which is similar to Navigator
, but have few additional properties. location
is moved to history
property.
For the integration with a new react-router
API react-router-integration
needs to return an object, compatible with a History
type.
I create a workaround for 6.4+ style routes definition:
import {
Action,
createRouter,
Path,
To,
type History,
} from "@remix-run/router";
...
const navigator = useMemo(() => initNavigator("app-navigation-state"), []);
const [location, reactNavigator] = useIntegration(navigator);
useEffect(() => {
navigator.attach();
return () => navigator.detach();
}, [navigator]);
const history: History = {
location,
push: reactNavigator.push,
replace: reactNavigator.replace,
action: Action.Pop,
createHref: reactNavigator.createHref,
createURL: (to: To) => {
return new URL(reactNavigator.createHref(to), window.location.toString());
},
encodeLocation: (to: To) => {
return (
reactNavigator.encodeLocation?.(to) ||
({ pathname: "/", search: "", hash: "" } as Path)
);
},
go: reactNavigator.go,
listen: () => {
return () => {};
},
};
const routes = ... // define you routes here
const router = createRouter({ routes, history }).initialize();
return (<RouterProvider router={router} />);
Maybe, it will be better to implement this in react-router-integration
?
listen: () => { return () => {}; },
It works, but the Back button does not respond.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
react-router v6.4 provides new API to routers and new routes definitions. And documentation recommends to use new API https://reactrouter.com/en/main/routers/picking-a-router for a new projects.
Describe the solution you'd like
Ability to use telegram-apps
BrowserNavigator
along with new react-router API.Describe alternatives you've considered
Manually show/hide back button using router, initialized by
createBrowserRouter
method and tracking location usinguseLocation
hook;Additional context
No response