Authorized routes
See original GitHub issueI’m not sure how to implement authorised routes. I need to check Redux state.users.viewer to enforce redirect with requested location. Does it belong to routeConfig or it should be a higher order component? Can we use <Redirect />
component in a view?
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Great, so the object you get as the argument to
render
has amatch
property, and you can usematch.context.store
inrender
.Sure, so either do:
Or if you use the error handler approach, you get that for free (just do
router.replace(location)
afterward).