Backend routing

In the preceding example, we implemented a single request handler in the server that responded to requests for the root URL (/). Obviously your application is going to need to handle more than a single route. You learned how to use the react-router package for routing in the previous chapter. Now, you're going to see how to use the router in Node.js.

First, let's take a look at the main app component:

import React, { PropTypes } from 'react'; 
import { Link } from 'react-router'; 
 
const App = ({ header, content }) => ( 
  <section> 
    <header> 
      {header} 
    </header> 
    <main> 
      {content} 
    </main> 
  </section> 
); 
 
App.propTypes = { 
  header: PropTypes.node.isRequired, 
  content: PropTypes.node.isRequired, 
}; 
 
App.defaultProps = { 
  header: (<h1>App</h1>), 
  content: ( 
    <ul&gt...