SolidJS•3y ago

Is there a way to hook into the router's match (client)?

Is there a way to hook into the router (client-side) to override router.location in the <Routes> component? I want to alter the matched route that I rewrote on the server using a middleware.

export const Routes = (props: RoutesProps) => {
  const router = useRouter();
  const parentRoute = useRoute();
  const routeDefs = children(() => props.children) as unknown as () =>
    | RouteDefinition
    | RouteDefinition[];
  const branches = createMemo(() =>
    createBranches(routeDefs(), joinPaths(parentRoute.pattern, props.base || ""), Outlet)
  );
  const matches = createMemo(() => getRouteMatches(branches(), router.location.pathname));
//...

export const Routes = (props: RoutesProps) => {
  const router = useRouter();
  const parentRoute = useRoute();
  const routeDefs = children(() => props.children) as unknown as () =>
    | RouteDefinition
    | RouteDefinition[];
  const branches = createMemo(() =>
    createBranches(routeDefs(), joinPaths(parentRoute.pattern, props.base || ""), Outlet)
  );
  const matches = createMemo(() => getRouteMatches(branches(), router.location.pathname));
//...

2 Replies

mdynnl•3y ago

you can through <Router source={...} />

JérémyOP•3y ago

Thanks. Hmm… would you have an example of usage?

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