* Fix GoForwardButton calling can_go_back instead of can_go_forward
* Add first draft of LiveviewHistory
* Add external URL redirect
* Lock evaluator channel outside loop
* Add liveview to router examples
* fixup! Add liveview to router examples
* Communicate with liveview server on page load
* Add PopState event to Liveview routing
* Call updater callback from liveview history
* Add rudimentary PopState functionality to liveview router.
* Fix linter errors
* Refactor
* Fix navigator external redirection not working.
* Add go back and go forward buttons to router examples
* Finish functionality for timeline stack in liveview router
* Add docs to LiveviewHistory
* Replace Liveview history context attachment with constructor that takes context
* Fix go forward/backward history/future shuffle
* Support history across entire liveview session, if contiguous page jumps.
* Remove unnecessary bounds
* Add query and hash to location string
* Run rustfmt
* fix: Update server function docs link (#1489)
* liveview: Add `interpreter_glue_relative_uri (#1481)
* liveview: Add `interpreter_glue_relative_uri`
By utilizing `window.location.host` in the client-side JavaScript, we can easily derive the WebSocket URI from a relative path URI. This approach obviates the need for host address retrieval on the server side, unlike the method of serving glue code in liveview using `interpreter_glue`.
* liveview: Merge `.._relative_url` functionality
- Merged `.._relative_url` to current API `interpreter_glue`.
- Edit axum example to work with new feature.
* liveview: Fix clippy warning
* Rename modules to use snake_case (#1498)
* Change Scope into &ScopeState
* Move synchronization of state into router and make it opt-in
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Co-authored-by: Marc Espín <mespinsanz@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Seungwoo Kang <ki6080@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Leonard <tigerros.gh@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Evan Almloff <evanalmloff@gmail.com>
* feat: use synchronous router design
* feat: function to get router out of dom
* chore: restructure workspace to use renderers as packages, not features
