Route Authorization

    Modern.js defaults to the convention-based routing based on React Router 6. For more details, please refer to Routing.

    In a web application, if there are multiple routes, we may need to authorize access to some of them before accessing them. For example, in the following scenario:

    • Access to the / route does not require authorization and can be accessed directly.
    • Access to the /protected route requires authorization. If there is no authorization, it will automatically redirect to the /login route. After successful login, it returns to /protected.