Interface: RouterConnection()

API / @xmachines/play-dom-router / RouterConnection

Defined in: play-router/src/provider-lifecycle.ts:291

What connectRouter of an adapter returns.

The value is CALLABLE, so const disconnect = connectRouter(…); disconnect(); keeps working exactly as it did. It also carries the mount API, because a host that gives a basePath needs the two things MountableRouterBridge promises: the resolved mount to read back, and a way to move it. The bridge itself lives inside connectRouter, so without this handle a host had to rebuild the actor and the bridge to move a mount — which throws away the LRU cache of the route map, the very thing setBasePath exists to keep.

basePath and basePathParams are GETTERS on the live bridge, so they cannot go stale.

RouterConnection(): void;

Defined in: play-router/src/provider-lifecycle.ts:293

Stops the synchronization. The same call as RouterConnection.disconnect.

Returns

void

Properties

Property	Modifier	Type	Description	Defined in
`basePath`	`readonly`	`string`	The resolved prefix of the mount, or `""` when the machine owns the whole router.	play-router/src/provider-lifecycle.ts:309
`basePathParams`	`readonly`	`Readonly`<`Record`<`string`, `string`>>	The values of the `:param` segments of the mount. They travel in no event.	play-router/src/provider-lifecycle.ts:311

Methods

disconnect()

disconnect(): void;

Defined in: play-router/src/provider-lifecycle.ts:307

Stops the synchronization. It is idempotent.

A scope can own the connection: the connection is its own release, so asDisposable of @xmachines/core/utils publishes it with no second argument.

{
  using connection = asDisposable(connectRouter({ actor, router, routeMap }));
  // disconnect() runs at the end of the scope, and after an exception too
}

Returns

void

setBasePath()

setBasePath(basePath?, basePathParams?): void;

Defined in: play-router/src/provider-lifecycle.ts:313

Moves the mount of the live bridge, with no teardown.

Parameters

Parameter	Type
`basePath?`	`string`
`basePathParams?`	`Record`<`string`, `string` \| `number`>

Returns

void