Is there a vanilla js version planned? #898
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Is there a vanilla js version planned without the need for react? |
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TL;DR: not at the moment. What would this look like, as a user's perspective? The parsers are framework-agnostic, and so are the loaders to aggregate them, the URL update queueing mechanism could also be made agnostic (the only React-y thing there is support for startTransition), but the main feature is automatically reacting to URL changes and providing type-safe values. How would vanilla code get access to that, via a callback? |
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TL;DR: not at the moment.
What would this look like, as a user's perspective? The parsers are framework-agnostic, and so are the loaders to aggregate them, the URL update queueing mechanism could also be made agnostic (the only React-y thing there is support for startTransition), but the main feature is automatically reacting to URL changes and providing type-safe values. How would vanilla code get access to that, via a callback?