s-cork/hashrouting

HashRouting - a dependancy for anvil.works that allows navigation in apps

hashrouting's Issues

[Enhancement] URL variables in routes

I would like a way of mimicking dynamic deep links using routing.

Example:

• @routing.route('users/{user}', title="{user}'s profile")
• user should be available to the routed form, perhaps in a self.dynamic_vars dict or similar
• Would behave similarly to url_dict but allow the developer a form closer to dynamic deep links

I can have a go at implementing this myself, but I cannot guarantee code quality

onbeforeunload

Currently a warning is fired when leaving the app.

This should be the default behaviour when leaving a form with a before_unload method

It should not be the default behaviour when leaving the app unless explicitly set.

Typo in routing log

on_navigation triggerd should be on_navigation triggered

How does one call native JS functions?

In normal Anvil forms it's self.call_js but it appears that no such property exists on routing.Routes. Could someone tell me? (Is there a better place to ask about this?)

Instructions on cloning and using the dependency

The forum post on HashRouting outlines the thought process and development history of the dependency. It also (presumably) contains the instruction to use the dependency.

• Are the instructions up-to-date?
• Can they be added to the README here?
• Are there any special instructions if I have a production app already, and want to introduce HashRouting?

I am relatively new to Anvil and would love to use the HashRouting dependency, but I am unsure how to go about it.

Thank you for this dependency!

redirect to same form can causes infinite loop

unintentionally invoking redirect can cause an infinite loop and should result in some sort of warning or error...

Set the title of the page dynamically

Currently, we can set page title by setting the title parameter of the @routing.route, but we can supply only items in url_keys for dynamic title construction. If the form is displaying an article, we would want to display its title instead of its id.

@routing.route('article', url_keys=['id'], title="Article-{id} | RoutingExample")
class ArticleForm(ArticleFormTemplate):

Is it possible to set the title of the page directly? We can then load the article object from DB and set the title manually in __init__.