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Learn how to implement dynamic deeply nested routes in React Router 6 for an e-commerce application. Navigate smoothly through categories and products with this comprehensive guide.
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Navigating Dynamic Nested Routes with React Router 6

Creating an engaging and seamless user experience on your e-commerce platform involves a clear navigation strategy. However, when working with dynamic deeply nested routes in React Router 6, things can get tricky. If you’ve found yourself scratching your head over how to implement these routes effectively, you’re not alone! In this guide, we’ll walk through a solution to set up dynamic nested routing for an admin panel and a showcase within your React app.

The Challenge

You are developing a pet project for an e-commerce store, which includes both a showcase for customers and an admin panel for product management. The required routing structure should adhere to the following:

All admin-related routes should start with /admin/.

Showcase routes should not include /admin/ and should lead to product categories and their respective products.

You’ve come up with a clean layout but are struggling with routing for your categories and products. Specifically, when users click on categories, they should see the products under that category, and clicking on a product should dynamically lead them to the product page.

Your Current Routes Setup

You’ve attempted to set your routes as follows:

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However, this configuration leads to an error when trying to destructure properties from location.state in your CategoryPage component.

Understanding the Issue

The core of your problem lies in the fact that you are rendering CategoryPage without incorporating an Outlet for nested routes. When you attempt to reference the product details on the CategoryPage through the state, it results in a null value because the ProductPage is not rendered due to the absence of the correct nested structure.

The Solution: Update Your Route Structure

To fix this, you'll need to refactor your routing configuration. Here’s how you can achieve the dynamic nested routing you’re looking for:

Steps to Implement

Render CategoryPage as an Index Route:
This change means that CategoryPage will display when the path matches exactly with the category URL, while the ProductPage will render when navigating to a product under that category.

Updated Route Configuration:
Here’s the refactored code:

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Category Page Component Updates:
Ensure your CategoryPage component handles the location.state correctly. With the new routing structure, you no longer need to rely on state, as you can fetch the category data directly using the URL params.

Conclusion

By following the above steps, you've now established a robust structure for dynamic nested routes in your e-commerce React app. This allows users to seamlessly navigate through categories and products, enhancing their experience.

Take your e-commerce store to the next level by implementing these routing strategies today! Happy coding!