For some reason, clicking on links causes a context error.

Found it. This line here is not being called inside a reactive scope so it can't access the context:
https://github.com/arctic-hen7/perseus/blob/b7ad607861340c56bbfd504d6d2880108dbb0116/packages/perseus/src/router.rs#L145
That's because it's called when the anchor is clicked which happens during the global scope.

Okay that makes a lot of sense for the context error. Given though that match_route can't take any arguments, how would that be fixed? I'm only providing the routes in context because of the restrictions of the Route trait...

Would you mind quickly running cargo fmt so tests pass?

Would you mind quickly running cargo fmt so tests pass?

Done

I'm only providing the routes in context because of the restrictions of the Route trait

What kind of restrictions are you thinking about? Object-safety? The way I would do it would be to use a global variable since there is only 1 router per app (albeit not being very idiomatic in Rust).

Alternatively, I could change something in Sycamore itself to prevent the router from handling click events. This way, we could attach our own click handler and manually call navigate. This is probably cleaner and we'll probably a config like this in Sycamore anyways.

I'll fix the broken links issue after this is merged as part of the fixes to #8, so this should be good to merge if you're done with it.

Alright. I'm done then.

Thanks so much, this is really helpful!