Struct GoRoute 

pub struct GoRoute { /* private fields */ }

One place the router can go: a pattern of path, and the page it builds.

A path is made of segments: a literal (users), a parameter (:id), or a trailing * that takes whatever is left. A top-level route’s path starts with /; a sub-route’s is relative to its parent’s and does not.

Implementations

impl GoRoute

pub fn new<W: Widget + 'static>( path: impl Into<String>, builder: impl Fn(&BuildContext<'_>, &GoRouterState) -> W + 'static, ) -> Self

A route answering to path, building its page with builder.

builder is told the GoRouterState — where the location put the person — and may return any widget: a Component, a Box<dyn Widget>, a scaffold.

pub fn name(self, name: impl Into<String>) -> Self

Names the route, so it can be reached without writing its path: GoRouter::go_named.

pub fn routes(self, routes: Vec<GoRoute>) -> Self

The routes under this one. A location that one of them answers to has this route’s page beneath its own.

pub fn redirect( self, redirect: impl Fn(&GoRouterState) -> Option<String> + 'static, ) -> Self

Where to send a navigation heading to this route or below it, if not here — None to let it through.