How can you programmatically navigate to a different route in React Router v5

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With the help of code can i know How can you programmatically navigate to a different route in React Router v5?
3 days ago in Node-js by Nidhi
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In React Router v5, you can programmatically navigate to a different route using the useHistory hook:

import { useHistory } from 'react-router-dom';

const MyComponent = () => {

  const history = useHistory();


  const navigate = () => {

    history.push('/new-route');

  };


  return <button onClick={navigate}>Go</button>;

};

answered 3 days ago by anonymous

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