Is there any event/hook to detect route change?
See original GitHub issueI have a <Router>
with many <Route>
I want count each page views like Google Analytics
So the problem is how to detect Router url changing ?
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@EasonWang01 It will after you hit Enter
Can’t you use onChange or onEnter property? Just add that you your top level route(s) and it will call a function and pass you the information about the previous and the next route.
Edit:
For this specific case maybe using the hooks on the router it’s a bit of an overkill. You can also add an event listener to your browser history if you use one.