Using Link with an incorrect to path
Proper Usage of the <Link> Component in React Router A common mistake when using React Router’s <Link> component is providing an incorrect to path, which can lead to broken navigation….
Tag: route matching
Not wrapping inside in React Router v6
React Router v6 introduced a significant change in how routes must be structured, requiring all <Route> components to be wrapped in a <Routes> component. This change often catches developers off….
Forgetting to add in older versions
In React Router v5 and earlier, it was essential to wrap your route definitions with the <Switch> component. The <Switch> component ensures that only one route is rendered at a….
Not using exact in leading to unexpected matches
In React Router v5 and earlier, the exact prop was used to ensure that a route only matched the exact URL path. If you didn’t use exact, React Router would….
Not handling 404 routes correctly
Proper 404 Error Handling in React Router Handling 404 “Not Found” routes correctly is crucial for user experience and SEO. Here’s how to implement proper 404 handling in your React….