navigate

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navigate(route: string, options?: { renderMode?: 'transition' | 'reactivity' | 'native' }): never

The navigate function is used for imperative navigation.

import { navigate } from "brisa";

// ...
navigate("/some-page");

The navigate function can be used both on the client and on the server. Although there are some differences to be taken into account:

• If the navigation is done before sending the response (in the middleware, responseHeaders or an API endpoint for example), instead of modifying the navigation history it does a 301 redirect.
• If it is done during rendering, a soft redirect is made.
• If used inside a client-event or a server-event (action) a new page is always generated in the navigation history.

All i18n navigaton rules apply equally in this function.

Parameters:

• route: The string with the page route name. Ex: /about-us
• options: The object with the navigation options. Ex: { renderMode: 'transition' }
  • renderMode: The string with the render mode. Supported: 'transition', 'reactivity', 'native'. (default: 'reactivity' when the render mode is applicable, otherwise 'native')

The usage of renderMode is not applicable in the cases that use a hard redirect. Only is applicable in the cases that use a server soft redirect or execute a client-side navigation. Otherwise, always the native render mode is used.

Returns:

• Never does not require you to use return navigate('/some') due to using the TypeScript never type.

Avoid using the navigate inside a try/catch block. The navigate is a throwable function and will break the execution of the current function.

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