combining custom routes and custom layout
It seems when defining custom route that the custom layout is overridden.
I tried with the custom layout in init or in s standalone page with the same result.
I am doing this wrong? is there another of redirecting a route without having the default blue navigation bar? (I actually want to hide it)
import solara
@solara.component
def Layout(children=[]):
# Note that children being passed here for this example will be a Page() element.
route_current, routes_all = solara.use_route()
print(routes_all)
with solara.Column():
# put all buttons in a single row
with solara.Row():
for route in routes_all:
with solara.Link(route):
solara.Button(route.path, color="red" if route_current == route else None)
# under the navigation buttons, we add our children (the single Page())
solara.Column(children=children)
@solara.component
def Page():
solara.Markdown("Page1")
router = solara.use_router()
path = router.path
parts = path.split("/")
solara.Markdown(f"Path = {path!r}, and split up into {parts!r}")
# now you can do anything with path or parts.
# e.g.
# if parts[0] == "docs":
# solara.Markdown("You are in the docs section")
routes = [
solara.Route(path="/", component=Page, label="home"),
solara.Route(path="dev", component=Page, label="home"),
]
I tried with the custom layout in init or in s standalone page with the same result.
I am doing this wrong? is there another of redirecting a route without having the default blue navigation bar? (I actually want to hide it)
import solara
@solara.component
def Layout(children=[]):
# Note that children being passed here for this example will be a Page() element.
route_current, routes_all = solara.use_route()
print(routes_all)
with solara.Column():
# put all buttons in a single row
with solara.Row():
for route in routes_all:
with solara.Link(route):
solara.Button(route.path, color="red" if route_current == route else None)
# under the navigation buttons, we add our children (the single Page())
solara.Column(children=children)
@solara.component
def Page():
solara.Markdown("Page1")
router = solara.use_router()
path = router.path
parts = path.split("/")
solara.Markdown(f"Path = {path!r}, and split up into {parts!r}")
# now you can do anything with path or parts.
# e.g.
# if parts[0] == "docs":
# solara.Markdown("You are in the docs section")
routes = [
solara.Route(path="/", component=Page, label="home"),
solara.Route(path="dev", component=Page, label="home"),
]
