This guide will give you a peek at the new features/changes As you may know, the lead maintainers forked the React Router project to create a lightweight. And along with my other middlewares (thunk etc.) and my reducers I create the store. At the time of this writing, React Router v6 is still in alpha, but the time is about right to start playing with it and exploring what’s to come. Then I create a middleware using routerMiddleware of the react-router-redux library. If you're using MemoryRouter or BrowserRouter you should use the relevant function to create the history. When you import stuff, you should always import from either react-router-dom or react-router-native and never directly from react-router. I'm using HashRouter so I imported createHashHistory from the history library to create the history to pass into my middleware. Both react-router-dom and react-router-native automatically include react-router as a dependency when you install them, and both packages re-export everything from react-router. I use below libraries for npm install -save react-router-dom But you can still create history manually using 'history' library.īelow is simply how I create history to pass onto redux middleware so I can dispatch pushing of a new route. In react router v4, now there's no importable history object. If you want to push routes using redux, you will need browserHistory or hashHistory. React Router handles things differently in the new version.
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