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SolidJS•2y ago
Mr Void

solid-router | return Navigate as component

Is there any way to return <Navigate href="/auth/login" /> as a component rather than an element? On version solid-router@0.8 I was able to return an element for a route, however the new version 0.12 requires a component instead. 
const ProtectedRoutes = () => {
    const store: StoreState = useStore()

    const allowAuthenticated = (accept: Component): Component => {
        if (store.user.isAuthenticated) {
            return accept
        }

        return <Navigate href="/auth/login" /> // Need to return this as a component
    }

    const denyAuthenticated = (accept: Component): Component => {
        if (!store.user.isAuthenticated) {
            return accept
        }

        return <Navigate href="/" /> // Need to return this as a component
    }

    return (
        <Router root={App}>
            <Route path="/" component={allowAuthenticated(AppContainer)}>
            ...
        </Router>    
    )
    ...
}
const ProtectedRoutes = () => {
    const store: StoreState = useStore()

    const allowAuthenticated = (accept: Component): Component => {
        if (store.user.isAuthenticated) {
            return accept
        }

        return <Navigate href="/auth/login" /> // Need to return this as a component
    }

    const denyAuthenticated = (accept: Component): Component => {
        if (!store.user.isAuthenticated) {
            return accept
        }

        return <Navigate href="/" /> // Need to return this as a component
    }

    return (
        <Router root={App}>
            <Route path="/" component={allowAuthenticated(AppContainer)}>
            ...
        </Router>    
    )
    ...
}
1 Reply
Brendonovich
Brendonovich•2y ago
components are just functions returning jsx - either put the navigates in arrow functions or make component into an arrow function

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