How to use the inferno-router.match function in inferno-router
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infernojs / inferno / packages / inferno-router / __tests__ / asyncBeforeBrowser.spec.jsx View on Github 
function didEnter() {
requestAnimationFrame(() => {
expect(innerHTML(container.innerHTML)).toBe(
innerHTML("<div>Page No Async</div>")
);
done();
});
}
const routes = (
);
const renderProps = match(routes, "/");
doAllAsyncBefore(renderProps).then(() => {
// Then render
render(routes, container);
});
});it("should resolve nested asyncBefore", done => {
const routes = (
);
const renderProps = match(routes, "/");
doAllAsyncBefore(renderProps).then(() => {
const html = InfernoServer.renderToString(
createElement(RouterContext, renderProps)
);
expect(html).toBe(
innerHTML(
"<div>Page Two <span>data page two</span><div>Section <span>data section</span></div></div>"
)
);
done();
});
});history.listen(location => {
onEnter(match(routes, location), context)
})ctx.isoRender = ({vDom, reducer, clientScript}) => {
const routes = vDom;
const renderProps = match(routes, ctx.url);
if (renderProps.redirect) {
return ctx.redirect(renderProps.redirect);
}
ctx.body = html(ctx, renderProps, reducer, clientScript);
};
await next();export default async(ctx) => {
const renderProps = match(routes, ctx.url)
const bundleURL = config.server.DEV ? `//localhost:2002` : ''
if (renderProps.redirect) {
return ctx.redirect(renderProps.redirect)
}
if (config.server.SSR) {
try {
await onEnter(renderProps, ctx.context)
} catch(error) {
throw error
}
}
const components = config.server.SSR ? renderToStaticMarkup(inferno-router
Provides routing functionality for Inferno
