Getting Started with React Router and Defining Routes

React Router is a third-party React library that can be installed in any React project. Once installed, you can use various components in your code to enable the aforementioned features.

Inside your React project, the package is installed via this command:

npm install react-router-dom

Once installed, you can import and use various components (and Hooks) from that library.

To start supporting multiple pages in your React app, you need to set up routing by going through the following steps:

1. Create different components for your different pages (e.g., Dashboard and Orders components).
2. Use the createBrowserRouter() function and the RouterProvider component from the React Router library to enable routing and define the routes that should be supported by the React app.

In this context, the term routing refers to the React app being able to load different components for different URL paths (e.g., different components for the / and /orders...