@esmx/router-vue
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Vue integration for @esmx/router - A universal router that works seamlessly with both Vue 2.7+ and Vue 3
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import { defineComponent, h } from 'vue';
import { _useRouterViewDepth, useRoute } from './use';
import { resolveComponent } from './util';
/**
* RouterView component for rendering matched route components.
* Acts as a placeholder where route components are rendered based on the current route.
* Supports nested routing with proper depth tracking using Vue's provide/inject mechanism.
*
* @param props - Component properties (RouterView accepts no props)
* @param context - Vue setup context (not used)
* @param context.slots - Component slots (not used)
* @returns Vue render function that renders the matched route component at current depth
*
* @example
*
* ```vue
* <template>
* <div id="app">
* <!-- Navigation links -->
* <nav>
* <RouterLink to="/">Home</RouterLink>
* <RouterLink to="/about">About</RouterLink>
* <RouterLink to="/users">Users</RouterLink>
* </nav>
*
* <!-- Root level route components render here -->
* <RouterView />
* </div>
* </template>
* ```
*/
export const RouterView = defineComponent({
name: 'RouterView',
setup() {
const route = useRoute();
// Get current RouterView depth and automatically provide depth + 1 for children
// This enables proper nested routing by tracking how deep we are in the component tree
const depth = _useRouterViewDepth(true);
return () => {
// Get the matched route configuration at current depth
// route.matched is an array of matched route configs from parent to child
const matchedRoute = route.matched[depth];
// Resolve the component, handling ES module format if necessary
const component = matchedRoute
? resolveComponent(matchedRoute.component)
: null;
// Render the component or null if no match at this depth
return component ? h(component) : null;
};
}
});