two different use examples

[SilentCicero]

// default to `/404` if no path matches
const router = sheetRouter('/404', [
  ['/', (params) => html`<div>Welcome to router land!</div>`],
  ['/:username', (params) => html`<div>${params.username}</div>`, [
    ['/orgs', (params) => html`<div>${params.username}'s orgs!</div>`]
  ]],
  ['/404', (params) => html`<div>Oh no, path not found!</div>`],
])

// default to `/404` if no path matches 
const router = sheetRouter('/404', function (route) {
  return [
    route('/', (params) => yo`<div>Welcome to router land!</div>`),
    route('/:username', (params) => yo`<div>${params.username}</div>`, [
      route('/orgs', (params) => yo`<div>${params.username}'s orgs!</div>`)
    ]),
    route('/404', (params) => yo`<div>Oh no, path not found!</div>`),
  ]
})

Am I using functions or not? Which example is most up to date?

[SilentCicero]

love the router though, god bless.

[yoshuawuyts]

Ohey, yeah so yo-yo is using bel under the hood. I like assigning bel to html, just like I like assigning sheetify to css. E.g.

const css = require('sheetify')
const html = require('bel')

Which is quite the same as:

const css = require('sheetify')
const html = require('yo-yo')

Does this answer your question?

[SilentCicero]

One example uses function (route) { and the other just arrays. That was my question. Apologies

[SilentCicero]

@yoshuawuyts what is the latest sheet-router build?

[yoshuawuyts]

@SilentCicero v4 is super close now