Routing
Routing is of course important to applications. PyFyre helps you make Single-Page Applications easily.
Simple Routing from scratch
from pyfyre.widgets import *
from pyfyre.router import Router
from pyfyre.pyfyre import runApp
class App(UsesState):
def build(self):
return Router(
routes={
"/": Home(),
"/about": About()
}
)
class Home(UsesState):
def build(self):
return Text("Welcome Home!")
class About(UsesState):
def build(self):
return Text("Wanna know about us?")
runApp(
App(),
mount="app-mount"
)
Dynamic Routing
PyFyre also allows you to access path query parameters.
from pyfyre.widgets import *
from pyfyre.router import Router
from pyfyre.pyfyre import runApp
class App(UsesState):
def build(self):
return Router(
routes={
"/users": Users(),
"/users/:slug": UserProfile()
}
)
class Users(UsesState):
def build(self):
return Text("List of users...")
class UserProfile(UsesState):
def build(self):
slug = Router.query()['id']
return Text(f"User: {slug}")
runApp(
App(),
mount="app-mount"
)
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