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React Router

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hairyf·vlatest·frontend·MIT

Simplifies React Router navigation and state management within hairyf agents for dynamic UI interactions.

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    $ npx skills add hairyf/skills --skill react-router -a claude-code

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hairyf

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About this skill

What it does

This skill provides access to React Router, a popular library for handling navigation in React applications. It allows you to define routes and render different components based on the current URL, enabling single-page application (SPA) functionality. The skill facilitates creating complex user interfaces with multiple views and dynamic content updates without full page reloads.

When to use it

  • Building SPAs: When developing a web application that requires navigation between different "pages" within a single HTML document.
  • Creating multi-view applications: For projects needing distinct sections or features accessible through URLs (e.g., a dashboard with user profiles, settings, and analytics).
  • Implementing dynamic routing: When you need to generate routes based on data, such as displaying product details from a database.
  • Handling nested routes: When your application has hierarchical navigation structures requiring components to be rendered within other components.

Key capabilities

  • Route definition using <Routes> and <Route> components.
  • Navigation between routes using the useNavigate hook.
  • Rendering different components based on URL matches.
  • Support for nested route configurations.

Example prompts

  • "Create a route that displays user profiles when the URL is /users/:id."
  • "Implement navigation to the home page when the button is clicked."
  • “Show a 404 component if no routes match.”

Tips & gotchas

This skill requires a basic understanding of React and its component lifecycle. Ensure your React environment is properly set up before attempting to use this skill, as it relies on React Router's core functionalities.