leptos-routing

You configure typed Leptos routing by defining paths with the path! macro, composing nested layouts with Outlet, and mounting the router onto Axum using leptos_routes_with_context to enable SSR routing with shared server context.

You create nested routes in Leptos by defining child routes within parent routes and using the Outlet component to render child elements, allowing multi-level layout composition in server-side rendered applications.

Dynamic params and query strings in Leptos routing are handled using the use_params and use_query_map hooks, which extract typed path parameters and query string data from the current route context.

Leptos router supports programmatic navigation through the use_navigate hook for routing logic and the <A> component for islands-based links that automatically manage active states.

The best way to share context is using the leptos_routes_with_context function, which integrates the Leptos router with Axum while injecting shared server-side context directly into the SSR rendering pipeline.

Using the path! macro for Leptos routing enforces type-safe route definitions at compile time, preventing runtime errors from mismatched string paths and ensuring typed path parameters are correctly handled.