Routing with React Router

Routing in a React web application is the ability to navigate seamlessly to and from multiple application components, URLs, pages, and resources, both internal and external. By default, React doesn’t include page routing in its library. And as a matter of fact, React’s main goal is to allow developers to design the display of the view of a single-page web application.

We all know web applications require multiple views, hence the need for an external library such as React Router to allow for component navigation. Working with a large application would require multiple specialized views. This means we have to solve the problem of navigation left untreated with the React library, but this is where React Router comes in.

React Router is an open source package that’s used for component-based routing in React applications. It is popular among React developers and widely used in various React projects. Interestingly, you can use React...