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React Router is a declarative routing library for React applications. It provides route definitions, nested layouts, parameterized paths and code-splitting for client-side navigation. It emphasizes developer ergonomics and smooth UI transitions in single-page apps. Supports browser and hash history strategies and integrates with SSR and state management.
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React Router is a routing library for React that connects URLs with UI states and navigation.
React Router emerged in the mid-2010s from the React community to structure client-side navigation in component-based applications. Its evolution moved from simple SPA routes to nested layouts, data loading, and error states.
Use a mapping table: a URL matches a route that renders a layout and view. During navigation the URL changes and React Router decides which nested parts stay, change, or load data.
A path maps to a UI structure and optional loading, error, and action logic.
Parent routes provide shared layouts; child routes replace the matching part of the page.
Links and programmatic navigation change history without reloading the whole application.
React Router is useful when a React application needs multiple addressable views and shared layouts. Choose the router mode to fit the rendering model, data loading, server configuration, and desired history.
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