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@zapstra/core-router

Query-preserving router and navigation utilities for Zapstra platform apps.

Features

Query parameter preservation during navigation (essential for Shopify apps)
Built-in loading states and progress indicators
React context for navigation state management
TypeScript support with full type safety
Customizable loading spinner with gradient design
Path matching utilities for active state detection

Installation

npm install @zapstra/core-router

Usage

Basic Setup

import { AppRouterProvider } from '@zapstra/core-router';

export default function App() {
  return (
    <AppRouterProvider>
      {/* Your app content */}
    </AppRouterProvider>
  );
}

import { useAppRouter } from '@zapstra/core-router';

function NavigationComponent() {
  const { route, isNavigating } = useAppRouter();

  const handleNavigate = () => {
    // Automatically preserves ?host, ?shop, and other query params
    route('/app/settings');
  };

  return (
    <button
      onClick={handleNavigate}
      disabled={isNavigating}
    >
      Go to Settings
    </button>
  );
}

import { useNavigateWithQuery, useQueryParams, useIsPathActive } from '@zapstra/core-router';

function MyComponent() {
  const navigate = useNavigateWithQuery();
  const queryParams = useQueryParams();
  const isActive = useIsPathActive();

  // Navigate preserving query params
  const goToHome = () => navigate('/app');

  // Access current query parameters
  const shopDomain = queryParams.shop;
  const host = queryParams.host;

  // Check if path is active
  const isSettingsActive = isActive('/app/settings');
  const isExactHome = isActive('/app', true); // exact match

  return (
    <div>
      <button onClick={goToHome}>Home</button>
      <p>Current shop: {shopDomain}</p>
      <p>Settings active: {isSettingsActive}</p>
    </div>
  );
}

Custom Loading Spinner

import { AppRouterProvider } from '@zapstra/core-router';

export default function App() {
  return (
    <AppRouterProvider
      showLoadingSpinner={true}
      spinnerProps={{
        size: 100,
        strokeWidth: 6
      }}
    >
      {/* Your app */}
    </AppRouterProvider>
  );
}

Without Built-in Spinner

import { AppRouterProvider, useAppRouter, GradientProgressSpinner } from '@zapstra/core-router';

function CustomLoadingWrapper({ children }) {
  const { isNavigating } = useAppRouter();

  return (
    <>
      {isNavigating && <div>Custom loading...</div>}
      {children}
    </>
  );
}

export default function App() {
  return (
    <AppRouterProvider showLoadingSpinner={false}>
      <CustomLoadingWrapper>
        {/* Your app */}
      </CustomLoadingWrapper>
    </AppRouterProvider>
  );
}

Higher-Order Component

import { withAppRouter } from '@zapstra/core-router';

function MyApp() {
  return <div>My App Content</div>;
}

export default withAppRouter(MyApp, {
  showLoadingSpinner: true,
  spinnerProps: { size: 80 }
});

Why Query Preservation?

Shopify apps run in embedded iframes and require specific query parameters like ?host and ?shop to function correctly. Standard navigation can lose these parameters, breaking the app. This router automatically preserves all query parameters during navigation.

// Without @zapstra/core-router - BREAKS SHOPIFY APPS
navigate('/app/settings'); // Loses ?host=... and ?shop=...

// With @zapstra/core-router - WORKS CORRECTLY
const { route } = useAppRouter();
route('/app/settings'); // Preserves ?host=... and ?shop=...

API Reference

Components

`AppRouterProvider`

Main provider component that wraps your app.

Props:

children: ReactNode - Your app content
showLoadingSpinner?: boolean - Show built-in loading spinner (default: true)
spinnerProps?: object - Customize spinner appearance

`GradientProgressSpinner`

Standalone loading spinner component.

Props:

isLoading: boolean - Whether to show spinner
size?: number - Spinner size in pixels (default: 80)
strokeWidth?: number - Stroke width (default: 4)

Hooks

`useAppRouter()`

Main navigation hook.

Returns:

route: (path: string) => void - Navigate function with query preservation
isNavigating: boolean - Current navigation state

`useNavigateWithQuery()`

Low-level navigation hook.

Returns:

(path: string) => void - Navigate function with query preservation

`useQueryParams()`

Get current query parameters as object.

Returns:

Record<string, string> - Current query parameters

`useIsPathActive()`

Check if paths are active.

Returns:

(path: string, exact?: boolean) => boolean - Path matching function

Utilities

`navigateWithQuery(navigate, path, search)`

Navigate while preserving query parameters.

`withAppRouter(Component, options?)`

Higher-order component to wrap apps with router provider.

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