fsharp-routing

Client-side routing in F# Elmish SPAs uses Feliz.Router to define routes as discriminated unions, parse URL segments, and integrate navigation with your Elmish init/update flows. Define your route types, use Route.toPath to generate URLs, and dispatch NavigateTo commands to navigate programmatically.

Yes. Feliz.Router provides bidirectional URL parsing and path generation through discriminated union route definitions and Route.toPath functions, enabling you to construct URLs from route values and parse incoming URLs into typed routes for deep linking.

Deep linking integrates with your Elmish update flow by parsing incoming URLs into typed routes via Feliz.Router, then initializing your app state from those parsed routes. Handle URL changes with Cmd.navigatePath to restore state and enable users to share and bookmark specific pages.

Link-based navigation uses Router.format to generate href attributes for standard links; programmatic navigation dispatches NavigateTo commands from Elmish to change routes dynamically. Both use the same underlying route types and Feliz.Router parsing.

Feliz.Router handles URL parsing and change detection; you integrate the parsed routes into your Elmish init and update functions to respond to navigation events and manage state transitions for each page or view.