React Router FAQ

Q: What is @resourge/react-router?
A: A flexible routing library for React and React Native that supports web and mobile platforms with features like nested routes, navigation hooks, and tab-based routing.

Q: How do I define routes?
A: Use the Route component inside BrowserRouter or MobileRouter with a path and an element prop to define your routes.

Q: Can I navigate programmatically?
A: Yes, use the useNavigate hook to get a navigate function which you can call with a path to change routes.

Q: How do I access URL parameters?
A: Use the useParams hook inside a route component to access dynamic segments in the URL.

Q: Does it support query parameters?
A: Yes, the useSearchParams hook allows reading and updating URL query parameters reactively.

Q: Can I prevent navigation if there are unsaved changes?
A: Yes, use useBeforeURLChange or usePrompt hooks to block or confirm navigation based on your conditions.

Q: How do I perform redirects?
A: Use the Navigate component to redirect users to a different route programmatically.

Q: Does it support nested and tab routes?
A: Yes, you can use TabsRoute, BottomTabsRoute, and TopTabsRoute components for nested tab-based navigation on mobile.

Q: Is there support for meta tags and page titles?
A: Yes, Meta and Title components are available for managing document metadata on web platforms.

Q: Can I customize route matching?
A: Yes, utilities like matchPath and generatePath help customize route pattern matching and path generation.

Q: How can I contribute?
A: Contributions are welcome! Please check the CONTRIBUTING.md in the repository.

Q: Where can I get support or report issues?
A: Use the GitHub issues page or community discussions linked in the repository.