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# Minimal dynamic-segment example.
# Demonstrates: createHashRouter() with a `:id` route param, useParams(),
# NavLink, Outlet. Uses the default `reloadDocument = FALSE`
# (the recommended setting — see vignette("routers")).
# For a richer dynamic-segment app with loaders, errorElements, charts, and
# data grids, see reactRouterExample("star-wars-explorer").
library(reactRouter)
library(htmltools)
ui <- RouterProvider(
router = createHashRouter(
Route(
path = "/",
element = div(
h3("reactRouter — dynamic segments"),
tags$nav(
NavLink(to = "/project/1", "Project 1"), " | ",
NavLink(to = "/project/2", "Project 2"), " | ",
NavLink(to = "/project/3", "Project 3")
),
tags$hr(),
Outlet()
),
Route(
index = TRUE,
element = p("Select a project above.")
),
Route(
path = "project/:id",
element = div(
h4("Project ", useParams(tags$strong(), selector = "id")),
p("The route parameter `:id` is read with useParams().")
)
),
Route(path = "*", element = div(h4("Not found"), NavLink(to = "/", "Home")))
)
)
)
# htmltools::save_html(ui, "index.html")
htmltools::browsable(ui)
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