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Add livereloadable react-router example

See original GitHub issue

Continuing from #43.

LiveReactLoads need an example for react-router (and perhaps also an example where both react-router and redux are being used). I’m gonna use @tukkajukka’s excellent example project as a template (if it’s ok?).

The example will be a part of the upcoming 2.3.0 release (please see #118).

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Created 7 years ago
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neemzycommented, Sep 14, 2016

I don’t think this is really required anymore as the lib works seamlessly with react-router 😃

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milankinencommented, Sep 16, 2016

Nice to hear that! I think it’s still good to have an example though, thus not closing this issue yet. 😄

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