How are dynamic routes handled?

It implements dynamic path segments using the :param syntax (e.g., /tune/:tuneId) and provides patterns for accessing these values via the useParams hook.

Why does the skill recommend Link over anchor tags?

Using the Link component ensures that navigation happens via client-side routing, preventing a full browser refresh and maintaining the application state.

Does this skill support React Router v5?

No, this skill is specifically designed for React Router v6, utilizing the updated Routes syntax and hooks like useNavigate instead of the legacy Switch or useHistory.

Does it include 404 page support?

Yes, the skill includes a best-practice implementation of a catch-all route using path='*' to ensure users are directed to a NotFoundPage when an invalid URL is entered.

React Router v6 Navigation

Name: React Router v6 Navigation
Author: retex73

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Implements standardized React Router v6 navigation patterns and dynamic routing structures for web applications.

About

This skill provides a comprehensive framework for managing navigation within React applications using React Router v6. It streamlines the implementation of declarative route structures, dynamic path parameters for detail pages, and programmatic navigation using modern hooks like useNavigate and useParams. By enforcing industry best practices—such as using the Routes component over the legacy Switch and optimizing Link components for client-side transitions—this skill ensures a performant and maintainable routing architecture tailored for complex projects like music catalogues and data-driven dashboards.

Key Features

Standardized catch-all patterns for 404 error handling
Declarative route configuration for multi-page applications
Programmatic navigation using useNavigate and Link components
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Best practice enforcement for React Router v6 migration
Dynamic parameter handling for resource-specific views

Use Cases

Setting up navigation for a new feature page or content catalogue
Implementing dynamic detail views using URL-based IDs
Refactoring legacy React Router code to modern v6 syntax and hooks

About

Key Features

Standardized catch-all patterns for 404 error handling
Declarative route configuration for multi-page applications
Programmatic navigation using useNavigate and Link components
0 GitHub stars
Best practice enforcement for React Router v6 migration
Dynamic parameter handling for resource-specific views

Use Cases

Setting up navigation for a new feature page or content catalogue
Implementing dynamic detail views using URL-based IDs
Refactoring legacy React Router code to modern v6 syntax and hooks