Is it possible to create stack navigation?

[devnomic]

Hi i just found the lib, congrats on v2 launch! looks like a really good lib.
Seems the page transition is first class support here.

Is it possible to create stack based navigation? The goal is to have webapp but behave like native app.
It retains the previous state.

Let's say i have page A and B, and inside page A i have an input using useState.
If i go to page B, then press go back(-1) then A will lose it's state since it's unmounted.

Is it possible to have greater control over unmount?
So, instead of unmount it, just hide it, so previous page can retain it's state.

If we are using example above then it would be like:

When on page A, navigate go to page B.
then inside the Stack div element, we still have 2 div, which is A and B. but the A div is hidden.

After we arrive on page B, if we click back -1, then the Stack div will only have A div.
Is it possible?

Thanks

[willybrauner]

The Stack will perform the transitions between two page instances, it will unmount the old page automatically when the pageTranstions promise is resolved. In your case, you seems to need a global state who not depend of a page instance.

[devnomic]

Yeah, i thought about it, that's my last resort strategy.
I just played around with the router, hoping to use this one.

Anyway, how do i go back in history.go(-1) since i'm planning to use with memory history?

I hope the api will be simple like

setLocation(-1)

const history = useHistory();
history.back();

Thanks

[willybrauner]

As the readme mentions, this router use remix-run/history. Feel free to check its documentation.

[devnomic]

Seems the sandbox is using 2.0.0 beta, that's why its not working.