Using Hooks with React Router

React Router, the leading solution for routing in React applications, has evolved significantly by incorporating support for Hooks, starting with its v5.0 release. These Hooks, including useParams, useNavigate, useLocation, and useMatch, offer developers streamlined ways to manage router state and interactions, enhancing code readability and maintainability by reducing the need for component props injection. Recent updates have introduced additional Hooks like useNavigation, useLoaderData, useActionData, and useRouteLoaderData, which offer advanced capabilities such as tracking route loading states and managing data required for rendering routes. These enhancements align with modern React patterns, allowing developers to write cleaner and more efficient functional components. The article provides practical examples of setting up a React project with Vite and implementing these Hooks to demonstrate their utility in real-world scenarios, emphasizing the potential for creating more dynamic, responsive applications.