react-redux-starter-kit
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davezuko
Upgrade to react-router 4.0 and react-router-redux v5.0?
react-router-redux v5.0 is now added to the react-router repo. That makes it the new standard for redux apps and this is the perfect boilerplate repo for it. Dependency on react-router v4.0.
To be honest I'm not a huge fan of React Router 4.0 yet, so I'm wary of upgrading, but will consider it if I can get some heads down time with the new version.
I'm loving react-router 4, so much easier to create route-specific rendering in different areas of the page. Though I'll admit it seems at odds with the way this repo implements per-route async module loading
Hi, I used react-router-starter-kit for production. I love it so I tried implement react-router 4 with react-router-redux 5 using create-react-app. react-redux-quickstart
+1...we are upgrading to v4 on our 2nd project based off of this repo. Is there a paypal link somewhere that I can contribute some $ to get this done quickly?
Hello @bman654, sorry for asking a long time after you commented,
How do you deal with async redux reducers with react router 4?
@amangeot I don't use async module loading so I just removed all of that code as part of moving to router 4.
Oh ok, thank you for the quick reply.
Did you also remove async components? If not, how do you deal with non-blocking transition from one route to another? To replace the behaviour that came from getComponent?
yes that is what I meant by not using async module loading - I load all of my components at the start of the app. Check out async-react-components for a way to load your components asynchronously with Router 4.
