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UI-router wrapper for Web Components polymer-ui-router - Vaadin Add-on Directory
# \ ## UI Router Web Component wrapper (using minimal bits from Polymer 3.x base element) Use https://ui-router.github.io/core/docs/latest/ and https://ui-router.github.io/ For general UI-Router documentation. **Demo page: https://www.webcomponents.org/element/ergo/polymer-ui-router** UI-Router is one of most popular routing solutions, with ports for angular 1.x, 2.x+ and react - now also available for Web Components. UI-Router provides state based routing. Each feature of an application is defined as a state. One state is active at any time, and UI-Router manages the transitions between the states. Each state describes the URL, the UI (a view or views), data prerequisites, and other logical prerequisites (such as authentication) for a feature. Before activating a state, UI-Router first fetches any prerequisites (asynchronously), and then activates the view(s) and updates the URL. UI-Router states are hierarchical; states can be nested inside other states, forming a tree. Child states may inherit data and behavior (such as authentication) from their parent states. Some features of UI Router: * Hierarchical states both abstract and components based * States can be resolve *(including async)* and activate based on set prerequisites * Multiple views per state * Views can be nested inside other views * Transition and lifecycle API's ## Example usage let routerStates = [ {name: "index_route", url: "/index", component: "index-comp"}, {name: "foo", url: "/foo", component: "foo-comp"}, {name: "arg", url: "/arg/:argumentId?:test", component: "arguments-comp"}, {name: "user", url: "/bar", component: "bar-comp"}, {name: "state_a", parent: 'bar.baz', url: "/a", component: "baz-a-comp"}, {name: "state_b", parent: 'bar.baz', url: "/b", component: "baz-b-comp"} ] // top-level // view level, generates A tags Foo (this restomps every click) With arguments directly // this injects new views based on router state, /index path will // result in being stomped ## Install the Polymer-CLI First, make sure you have the [Polymer CLI](https://www.npmjs.com/package/polymer-cli) installed. Install bower and npm dependencies (quick way is `yarn bower`). Then run `yarn serve` to serve your application locally. ## TIPS Set a `` tag in your index.html to let the router know the static/base part of your URL