Update Rust crate dioxus-router to v0.6.3 #68
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Reviewer's Guide by SourceryThis pull request updates the dioxus-router Rust crate from v0.6.2 to v0.6.3 by modifying the Cargo.lock file. The update pulls in numerous fixes and internal refinements from the upstream release, such as improvements in HTML-to-RSX translation, bundling on Windows, event handling, and various minor bug fixes and enhancements. No diagrams generated as the changes look simple and do not need a visual representation. File-Level Changes
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Codebase SummaryThis repository is a Dioxus-based application that includes both a Rust backend and a frontend, leveraging the dioxus-router for user navigation and view transitions. The app also uses various assets (e.g., favicon, header.svg, and main.css) to render its layout and style. PR ChangesThe pull request updates the dioxus-router dependency from version 0.6.2 to 0.6.3. This update brings numerous bug fixes related to view transitions, event handling and error messaging, as well as enhancements for asset management, CSS parsing, and improved support for Android hot-reloading over ADB. These changes are expected to improve the overall user navigation experience and stability when transitioning between views and handling erroneous inputs. Setup Instructions
Generated Test Cases1: Route Navigation with View Transitions ❗️❗️❗️Description: Tests the navigation functionality and verifies that view transitions are smooth and behave as expected after the dioxus-router update. Prerequisites:
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Expected Result: The application should smoothly transition to the new view. The content should update without flickering or abrupt changes, reflecting the improvements in view transitions introduced in version 0.6.3. 2: Asset Loading and Display Verification ❗️❗️Description: Verifies that assets such as the favicon, header image, and CSS are correctly loaded and displayed, ensuring that the recent improvements in asset management function properly. Prerequisites:
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Expected Result: All assets load successfully without errors, and the visual layout (including the header image and overall styling) is rendered correctly. 3: Invalid Route Error Display ❗️❗️Description: Tests the application’s ability to handle navigation errors by entering an undefined route and verifying that an appropriate error message or fallback view is displayed. Prerequisites:
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Expected Result: The user should see a clean error or fallback screen (such as a 404 page) indicating that the route does not exist. Error messages should be clear and not expose internal details. 4: Android Device Hot-Reload Functionality ❗️❗️Description: Ensures that the improved Android hot-reloading via ADB works as intended, so that changes are reflected in the application running on an Android device. Prerequisites:
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Expected Result: The Android device should display the updated UI automatically after code changes, reflecting the hot-reload enhancements from the updated dioxus-router. There should be no error notifications and the update should be seamless. Raw Changes AnalyzedFile: Cargo.lock
Changes:
@@ -1103,9 +1103,9 @@ dependencies = [
[[package]]
name = "dioxus-router"
-version = "0.6.2"
+version = "0.6.3"
source = "registry+https://github.com/rust-lang/crates.io-index"
-checksum = "cc284034f3fffb198a189eaaa8be854520770160d79bdc85b8ad64a8e8170433"
+checksum = "7266a76fc9e4a91f56499d1d1aecfff7168952b6627a6008b4e9748d6bf863e4"
dependencies = [
"dioxus-cli-config",
"dioxus-history",
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Codebase SummaryThis repository is a Dioxus-based web application that uses the dioxus-router for handling client-side routing, view transitions, and asset management. It includes a simple UI with multiple routes, navigation links, and asset display components. PR ChangesUpdated the dioxus-router dependency from version 0.6.2 to 0.6.3. This update includes fixes for view transition issues, correct handling of asset paths, and improvements in navigation event handling. These changes can affect how routes transition in the UI and how asset paths are resolved. Setup Instructions
Generated Test Cases1: Route Navigation and View Transition Test ❗️❗️❗️Description: This test verifies that navigating between different routes works as expected and that the view transitions are smooth. This ensures that the fixes in view transitions from the update are effective. Prerequisites:
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Expected Result: The page transitions smoothly between the routes without lag or visual glitches. The content for each route loads correctly, and the back navigation properly reverts to the previous view. 2: Invalid Route Error Display Test ❗️❗️Description: This test checks that when a user navigates to an invalid or non-existent route, the application displays a proper error message or error page rather than crashing or showing a blank screen. Prerequisites:
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Expected Result: The application should display an error message or a custom 404 error page that informs the user the requested page was not found, without breaking the overall UI. 3: Asset Loading and Routing Test ❗️❗️Description: This test verifies that asset paths are correctly resolved and assets such as images and icons load properly. This confirms that the asset path resolver fix (using the correct segment) is working. Prerequisites:
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Expected Result: All asset images (such as favicon.ico and header.svg) load correctly without any broken links or 404 errors. The asset paths reflect the updated resolution logic. 4: Browser History Navigation Test ❗️❗️❗️Description: This test ensures that the browser history integration works as expected. Users should be able to navigate forward and backward between routes, with view transitions handled properly. Prerequisites:
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Expected Result: The application should correctly load the previous routes with proper view transitions when using the browser's back and forward buttons. The URL reflects the correct route at each step. 5: Rapid Sequential Navigation Test ❗️❗️Description: This test verifies that rapidly clicking between different navigation links does not introduce UI glitches, race conditions, or memory leaks. It confirms the stability of the router under stress. Prerequisites:
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Expected Result: The navigation system should handle rapid sequential clicks gracefully, with each view loading correctly as soon as possible, without freezing, crashing, or displaying rendering issues. Raw Changes AnalyzedFile: Cargo.lock
Changes:
@@ -1103,9 +1103,9 @@ dependencies = [
[[package]]
name = "dioxus-router"
-version = "0.6.2"
+version = "0.6.3"
source = "registry+https://github.com/rust-lang/crates.io-index"
-checksum = "cc284034f3fffb198a189eaaa8be854520770160d79bdc85b8ad64a8e8170433"
+checksum = "7266a76fc9e4a91f56499d1d1aecfff7168952b6627a6008b4e9748d6bf863e4"
dependencies = [
"dioxus-cli-config",
"dioxus-history",
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Codebase SummaryThis repository is a Dioxus-based web application using Rust, with a client-side router powered by the dioxus-router crate to manage navigation between views. The application displays various pages and assets (images, CSS, etc.) and utilizes stateful components that may include transitions and error handling. PR ChangesThis pull request updates the dioxus-router crate from v0.6.2 to v0.6.3. The update includes bug fixes related to view transitions, improvements in the router handling (including URL management, state preservation during page transitions, and proper error handling), and internal optimizations for routing behavior affecting visual transitions and navigation responsiveness. Setup Instructions
Generated Test Cases1: Verify Navigation Transition Behavior ❗️❗️❗️Description: Tests that clicking on navigation links triggers smooth view transitions and loads the correct content. This ensures that the improvements in view transition handling in dioxus-router v0.6.3 are effective. Prerequisites:
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Expected Result: The application displays a smooth transition (animation or visual change) and the new page appears with proper content and URL update. 2: Verify URL Path Update on Navigation ❗️❗️❗️Description: Ensures that when a user navigates using the router, the browser URL updates to reflect the correct route, confirming that the router is handling routes properly. Prerequisites:
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Expected Result: The URL in the address bar updates to match the new route without a full page reload. 3: Test Back and Forward Navigation ❗️❗️❗️Description: Verifies that browser back and forward buttons integrate correctly with the router, preserving the navigation history and content state. Prerequisites:
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Expected Result: The application correctly navigates back and forth between pages with updated URL and content displayed as expected. 4: Test Handling of Non-existent Routes ❗️❗️Description: Checks that navigating to a route which is not defined in the application triggers an appropriate error display or custom 404 view, ensuring graceful error handling. Prerequisites:
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Expected Result: The application displays a 404 error page or a custom error message indicating that the page was not found. 5: Test Asset Loading After Navigation ❗️Description: Ensures that static assets (such as images and CSS files) load correctly even after performing route transitions, confirming that the router update does not affect asset resolution. Prerequisites:
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Expected Result: Static assets load properly and are consistently displayed across different routes. 6: Test State/Data Preservation Across Routes ❗️❗️Description: Verifies that user data, such as form inputs or other stateful information, is either preserved or managed correctly during a route transition. Prerequisites:
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Expected Result: The user data is either preserved or handled gracefully (e.g., saved or reset) upon returning, with no abrupt data loss or errors in the state management. 7: Verify Transition Animation Classes ❗️❗️Description: Checks that any CSS classes or animations related to view transitions are properly applied during routing, confirming that fixes related to view transitions in the new router version are active. Prerequisites:
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Expected Result: Transition animation classes appear during route change and are appropriately removed after the transition, with smooth visual effect. Raw Changes AnalyzedFile: Cargo.lock
Changes:
@@ -1103,9 +1103,9 @@ dependencies = [
[[package]]
name = "dioxus-router"
-version = "0.6.2"
+version = "0.6.3"
source = "registry+https://github.com/rust-lang/crates.io-index"
-checksum = "cc284034f3fffb198a189eaaa8be854520770160d79bdc85b8ad64a8e8170433"
+checksum = "7266a76fc9e4a91f56499d1d1aecfff7168952b6627a6008b4e9748d6bf863e4"
dependencies = [
"dioxus-cli-config",
"dioxus-history",
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This PR contains the following updates:
0.6.2->0.6.3Release Notes
DioxusLabs/dioxus (dioxus-router)
v0.6.3: Dioxus v0.6.3Compare Source
This release fixes a number of bugs and cleans up the internal implementations of a few APIs.
Notably
dxhtml -> rsx translationadbTo upgrade:
cargo updatecargo binstall dioxus-cli --forceWhat's Changed
Routablederive macro hygienic by @MrGVSV in https://github.com/DioxusLabs/dioxus/pull/3437adbcommand fails by @Plebshot in https://github.com/DioxusLabs/dioxus/pull/3493Warningtrait in dioxus-signals by @marc2332 in https://github.com/DioxusLabs/dioxus/pull/3321keep_fn_namesIn SWC Mangling by @DogeDark in https://github.com/DioxusLabs/dioxus/pull/3539always-on-topsetting by @DogeDark in https://github.com/DioxusLabs/dioxus/pull/3347NavigationTargetoutside router by @marc2332 in https://github.com/DioxusLabs/dioxus/pull/3633New Contributors
Full Changelog: DioxusLabs/dioxus@v0.6.1...v0.6.3
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Summary by Sourcery
Update the Dioxus Router crate to v0.6.3.
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dxHTML to RSX translation.