Introduction to Active-Route

The modern web application landscape necessitates highly dynamic and seamless user navigation. Active-route is a powerful tool designed to manage routes efficiently in web applications, making seamless navigation a reality. This tutorial dives deep into the active-route library, providing you with an extensive guide on its APIs and practical code snippets.

Core APIs of Active-Route

1. activateRoute

This API activates a specific route in the application.

  
    activateRoute('/home');
  

2. deactivateRoute

Deactivates a specific route, effectively removing it from the active routes.

  
    deactivateRoute('/home');
  

3. getCurrentRoute

Returns the current active route.

  
    const currentRoute = getCurrentRoute();
    console.log(currentRoute); // '/home'
  

4. listActiveRoutes

Provides the list of all active routes currently in use.

  
    const activeRoutes = listActiveRoutes();
    console.log(activeRoutes); // ['/home', '/dashboard']
  

5. isRouteActive

Checks if a particular route is currently active.

  
    const isActive = isRouteActive('/dashboard');
    console.log(isActive); // true
  

6. refreshRoute

Refreshes the given route.

  
    refreshRoute('/profile');
  

7. navigateTo

Programmatically navigates to a specified route.

  
    navigateTo('/settings');
  

8. onRouteChange

Listener that triggers a callback function when the route changes.

  
    onRouteChange((newRoute) => {
      console.log('Route changed to:', newRoute);
    });
  

App Example Using Active-Route

Below is an example of a single-page application utilizing active-route:

  
    import { activateRoute, getCurrentRoute, navigateTo, onRouteChange } from 'active-route';

    function App() {
      // Set up initial route
      activateRoute('/home');

      // Route change listener
      onRouteChange((newRoute) => {
        console.log('Navigated to:', newRoute);
      });

      // Navigation function
      function goToProfile() {
        navigateTo('/profile');
      }

      // UI Rendering logic
      return (
        <div>
          <h1>Current Route: {getCurrentRoute()}</h1>
          <button onClick={goToProfile}>Go to Profile</button>
        </div>
      );
    }
  

By leveraging active-route in your application, you can ensure efficient and smooth page transitions while maintaining a highly modular codebase. Optimize your application’s navigation from today!

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