How can I implement programmatic navigation in React?
You can use the useHistory
hook from react-router-dom
to navigate programmatically. For example, you can call history.push('/new-route')
.
What if I want to pass state to the new route?
You can pass state as the second argument in history.push
. For example: history.push('/new-route', { someState: value })
.
How do I access that state in the new component?
In the new component, you can use the location
object from react-router-dom
. Access it via const location = useLocation();
and then location.state
will have your passed state.
Can I use this with class components?
Yes, you can use the withRouter
higher-order component to access the history and location props in class components.
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