Nested Routes with React Router v4/v5

Nested routes allow you to create a hierarchical structure for navigation within your React application. In React Router v4 and v5, you can achieve this by using the and components.

Example

Consider the following example, where we want to divide our application into frontend and admin areas.

In the above example, the first definition defines the frontend routes, while the second defines the admin routes. Each route is associated with a component that should be rendered when that route is accessed.

Considerations

In React Router v4, you do not nest components. Instead, you place them within another . For example:

Should become:

And the Topics component would be defined as follows:

const Topics = ({ match }) => (
  

    
Topics
    
      Example topic
    
    
);

This structure allows for more flexibility and control over your application's routing.