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JavaScript React Router Basics Getting Started with React Router Installing React Router and Declaring a Route

Gonzalo Muro
Gonzalo Muro
5,281 Points
Posted by Gonzalo Muro
Gonzalo Muro
5,281 Points

The <Route> and <Router>'s links in the Teacher's Notes section are broken.

When I click the link it send me to a 404 github page.

Nick Barone
Nick Barone
1,533 Points

Hi Gonzalo, when this tutorial was created the react-router version was 2.7.0, and the current version is 4.1.1. The linked documentation points to the "master" branch with the latest code, so here is the documentation linking to the 2.7.0 documentation of these items:

Route

Router

Please note, if you just ran npm install --save react-router as instructed, you will have react-router 4.1.1 which uses a different syntax than this tutorial. You will want to install react-router-dom instead and you can use the answers provided in another question to import HashRouter instead of Router