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It's right there in the pushy documentation: https://github.com/kibu-australia/pushy#routing-libraries The "Bidi" section has a set-page! function - just call it within an effect.

Thank you @p-himik I am using the db to store the current route. When I try to change the route, it correctly displays the corresponding panel, but it won't change the url.

I believe I have to use set-token! to change the url (see https://github.com/kibu-australia/pushy#googhistoryhtml5history-methods) but I can't add an event to control it since it would create a circular reference.

No idea, sorry. FWIW I'm using kee-frame myself that ties it all together itself.

I've seen this implementation (https://github.com/MattiNieminen/re-fill/blob/master/src/re_fill/routing.cljs) that saves the pushy instance into the db itself making it accessible from any event, eliminating the circular reference. I have to try it.

Thanks @p-himik, I'll check kee-frame.

Actually, thank you so much @p-himik, looking at kee-frame's code I found how they did it! (and it's pretty simple actually) /src/kee_frame/router.cljc:88

(rf/reg-fx :navigate-to goto)

(defn goto [data]
  (navigate! @state/navigator (url data)))

You don't have to worry about circular dependencies with fully qualified keywords as well - you can just avoid using an alias and instead spell out the whole keyword with its namespace.

A fully qualified keyword gives me a compilation error:

68 |           [:dispatch [::spui.routes/navigate-to route]]]}))
------------------------------------------------------^-------------------------
spui/events.cljs [line 68, col 48] Invalid keyword: ::spui.routes/navigate-to.

(re-frame/reg-event-fx ::navigate-to navigate-to)

Try :spui.routes/navigate-to instead of ::spui.routes/navigate-to (single colon). Double colon expects a namespace alias.

Excellent! Thank you!!