RUR

Minimal client-side router.

• named routes
• pretty urls
• simple, easy to use & understand, framework-agnostic
• dependency-free, ES5-compatible
• readable source code

Install

npm install rur --save

Usage

var Router = require('rur');
var r = new Router();

r.routes = [
  {name: 'home', path: ''},
  {name: 'users', path: 'users'},
  {name: 'show-user', path, 'users/:id'},
  {name: 'edit-user', path, 'users/:id/edit'}
];

r.onChange = function(){
  if ( ! r.state){
    return r.go('home');
  }

  // current route as defined (including custom data)
  console.log(r.state.route);

  // path params (hash)
  console.log(r.state.params);
};

r.start();

To get URL

r.getUrl('edit-user', {id: 1});

To go to another page

r.go('edit-user', {id: 1});

HTML5

Currently unsupported

• IE9 does not support pushState() at all
• IE10/Edge support is still buggy
• not even Firefox & Webkit currently behave the same

It is probably going to appear in future with little or no change in current API but it will take some to implement correctly