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A tiny modern router

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Reword Navigate description in packages/react/API.md

Co-authored-by: Sune Simonsen sune@we-knowhow.dk

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Merge pull request #195 from mancristiana/navigate-component

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The <Navigate> element changes the location to the given route when rendered. It's a component wrapper around the router.navigate function It accepts the same parameters as props.

Example usage:

<Navigate route="posts/new" /> 

<Navigate 
  route="posts/edit"
  params={{ id: 42 }}
  queryParams={{ showSettings: true }}
  hash="#settings"
/> 

Note this component's intended purpose is redirecting to default routes. See example Switch on the route name

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I think it is probably better to just have: ```suggestion }, [navigate]); ``` and disable the eslint check.

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The <Navigate> element changes the location to the given route when rendered. It's a component wrapper around the router.navigate function It accepts the same parameters as props.

Example usage:

<Navigate route="posts/new" /> 

<Navigate 
  route="posts/edit"
  params={{ id: 42 }}
  queryParams={{ showSettings: true }}
  hash="#settings"
/> 

Note this component's intended purpose is redirecting to default routes. See example Switch on the route name

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The <Navigate> element changes the location to the given route when rendered. It's a component wrapper around the router.navigate function It accepts the same parameters as props.

Example usage:

<Navigate route="posts/new" /> 

<Navigate 
  route="posts/edit"
  params={{ id: 42 }}
  queryParams={{ showSettings: true }}
  hash="#settings"
/> 

Note this component's intended purpose is redirecting to default routes. See example Switch on the route name

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The <Navigate> element changes the location to the given route when rendered. It's a component wrapper around the router.navigate function It accepts the same parameters as props.

Example usage:

<Navigate route="posts/new" /> 

<Navigate 
  route="posts/edit"
  params={{ id: 42 }}
  queryParams={{ showSettings: true }}
  hash="#settings"
/> 

Note this component's intended purpose is redirecting to default routes. See example Switch on the route name

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The <Navigate> element changes the location to the given route when rendered. It's a component wrapper around the router.navigate function It accepts the same parameters as props.

Example usage:

<Navigate route="posts/new" /> 

<Navigate 
  route="posts/edit"
  params={{ id: 42 }}
  queryParams={{ showSettings: true }}
  hash="#settings"
/> 

Note this component's intended purpose is redirecting to default routes. See example Switch on the route name

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I'm afraid that this will keep firing the effect every time this is rendered, because props isn't the same object - do we know that?

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The <Navigate> element changes the location to the given route when rendered. It's a component wrapper around the router.navigate function It accepts the same parameters as props.

Example usage:

<Navigate route="posts/new" /> 

<Navigate 
  route="posts/edit"
  params={{ id: 42 }}
  queryParams={{ showSettings: true }}
  hash="#settings"
/> 

Note this component's intended purpose is redirecting to default routes. See example Switch on the route name

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```suggestion The `<Navigate>` element changes the location to the given route when rendered. It's a component wrapper around the [`router.navigate`](../router/API.md#navigate) function and accepts the same parameters as props. ```