Add "Adding Router" recipe

[gaearon]

Should walk you through installing the new React Router v4 and point to its Quick Start which contains an example ready to be pasted into App.js.

[i1skn]

Do somebody already doing this?

[cloudmu]

Wondering if this deviates somewhat from spirit of the project. I was also wondering the same about react-bootstrap section (instead of general guidelines to import css) in the user guide.

I like how you reason regarding NOT to include redux (#630).

With that said, I do use redux, react router, bootstrap in my project. They are great for my use cases.

[gaearon]

Redux is an opinionated solution for a problem you might encounter in a month after starting building your app. Routing is something almost all SPAs need, so I think it’s warranted.

Bootstrap section was added because many people did it the wrong way, or thought it’s impossible. We needed to show a happy path there.

[graham-sportsmgmt]

I'd also like to see at least an add-on for react-router, and agree that this is something all SPA's need.

I'm happy to help, but uncertain how to proceed with helping :)

[bgian]

I've never messed with React but I've managed to get setup really quickly with this repo (with my little knowledge of front-end).

Would be extremely useful to see how easy it is to get multiple pages setup with this app using react-router for sure 👍

Edit: While this is being worked on, does anyone have recommendations for doing so in the meantime? cc @gaearon

[graham-sportsmgmt]

I've been poking around the docs for react-router and I feel like I have a pretty good understanding now. I do wish there was a better quick start, but the learning curve isn't monumental.

I'm keeping all my routing logic in index.js, in fact that's all that index.js is used for in my app. The HugeApp sample in react-router gave me some ideas on how to break that up a little, but for now this is working well for me. Hope that helps.

[gaearon]

Fixed by #3709.