Question 1

How to handle authentication with Redux Tiny Router?

Accepted Answer

Intercept the `ROUTER_NAVIGATION` action in middleware to check user authentication; if unauthorized, dispatch `navigateTo` to redirect to a login page, as shown in the README example with secure route protection.

Question 2

Redux Tiny Router vs React Router for Redux apps?

Accepted Answer

Redux Tiny Router is better if you want routing fully integrated into Redux state and control, while React Router offers more features, automatic component rendering, and a larger ecosystem out of the box.

Question 3

How to set up server-side rendering with Redux Tiny Router?

Accepted Answer

Use the `initUniversal` function with your store and React component; it returns a promise with rendered HTML and state, as demonstrated in the universal app example using EJS templates for delivery.

Question 4

Can I use Redux Tiny Router without Redux?

Accepted Answer

No, it's designed specifically for Redux and relies on Redux for state management and middleware; using it without Redux would require significant workarounds and defeats its purpose.

Question 5

How to define nested routes in Redux Tiny Router?

Accepted Answer

Use route definitions with `utils.set` for patterns like '/foo/*', and in React components, check properties like `src` or `splat` from `state.router` to render nested components, as shown in the nesting example.

Question 6

What happens if navigation is prevented?

Accepted Answer

Call `preventNavigation()` to lock navigation, and handle attempted navigations by checking `router.attemptedOnPrevent` in your app; use `doPreventedNavigation()` to proceed after user confirmation.

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