"use strict"; Object.defineProperty(exports, "__esModule", { value: true }); exports.routerActions = exports.goForward = exports.goBack = exports.go = exports.replace = exports.push = exports.CALL_HISTORY_METHOD = exports.onLocationChanged = exports.LOCATION_CHANGE = void 0; /** * This action type will be dispatched when your history * receives a location change. */ var LOCATION_CHANGE = '@@router/LOCATION_CHANGE'; exports.LOCATION_CHANGE = LOCATION_CHANGE; var onLocationChanged = function onLocationChanged(location, action) { var isFirstRendering = arguments.length > 2 && arguments[2] !== undefined ? arguments[2] : false; return { type: LOCATION_CHANGE, payload: { location: location, action: action, isFirstRendering: isFirstRendering } }; }; /** * This action type will be dispatched by the history actions below. * If you're writing a middleware to watch for navigation events, be sure to * look for actions of this type. */ exports.onLocationChanged = onLocationChanged; var CALL_HISTORY_METHOD = '@@router/CALL_HISTORY_METHOD'; exports.CALL_HISTORY_METHOD = CALL_HISTORY_METHOD; var updateLocation = function updateLocation(method) { return function () { for (var _len = arguments.length, args = new Array(_len), _key = 0; _key < _len; _key++) { args[_key] = arguments[_key]; } return { type: CALL_HISTORY_METHOD, payload: { method: method, args: args } }; }; }; /** * These actions correspond to the history API. * The associated routerMiddleware will capture these events before they get to * your reducer and reissue them as the matching function on your history. */ var push = updateLocation('push'); exports.push = push; var replace = updateLocation('replace'); exports.replace = replace; var go = updateLocation('go'); exports.go = go; var goBack = updateLocation('goBack'); exports.goBack = goBack; var goForward = updateLocation('goForward'); exports.goForward = goForward; var routerActions = { push: push, replace: replace, go: go, goBack: goBack, goForward: goForward }; exports.routerActions = routerActions;