UISrefActive active state taking into account params about react HOT 4 CLOSED

My gut instinct is that this doesn't belong in UISrefActive. It seems trivial enough to do it "vanilla" style.

how can I do so that the class is always active irrespective of the parameters given as a default, so in essence be active as long as the state is in the dynamicView path

I might put the default parameter values on the dynamic state(s), then link to the state without any explicit values.

const state = { 
  name: 'dyn1',
  params: { 
   page: 0,
   filterType: { }
  }
}

                <UISref to={dynamicView}>

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so so far, I just handled it vanilla

import { UISref, UIView, UISrefActive, StateService } from '@uirouter/react';
....
const stateService = this.props.transition.router.stateService as StateService;
const currentRoute = stateService.$current.name;

<UISref to={dynamicView} params={{ bucketId, page, viewtype  }}>
   <li role="presentation" key={index++} className={currentRoute == dynamicView && "active"  }>
                     ...
     </li>
</UISref>

I still be interested to learn other ways to handle it with UISrefActive, if any

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I understand your needs, there currently isn't a way to override the isActive logic, but shouldn't be too much work to implement it as function prop in the component.

An example could be:

<UISrefActive class="active" key={index} isActive={() =>{}}>
  <UISref to={dynamicView} params={{ page, filterType }}><a>link</a></UISref>
</UISrefActive>

And the isActive prop would a function called with the router instance as argument, so one can implement whatever logic needed and return a bool.

Would like to know what @christopherthielen thinks about it.

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