I use my own: router5 and react-router5: https;//github.com/router5/router5. To understand how it works: router5.github.io/docs/understanding-router5.html

I use my own creation, unirouter, based on uniloc. :-)

Try Routie is so simple! I make a sample test. You can check here github.com/Danjavia/Reactie

We're using this github.com/nmn/yarr mainly which is a fork from github.com/visionmedia/page.js and makes it like the Express router .. easy to configure and use!

I am building isomorphic apps with React and I always use react-router. Didn't know about Uniloc (as suggested by @fibric), which seems to be a universal route parser in JavaScript. I am not sure how Uniloc handles nested and more complex UIs. But I feel react-router is still a great solution for all your routing needs.

React Router was initially inspired by Ember router, so if you are coming from an Angular background it may be difficult for you to wrap your head around the concepts initially. However, if you are looking for a router that's simpler and resembles ngRoute (to certain extent), try out react-routing written by @koistya. I have never tried it out, but looks promising.

I use none or react-raw-router aka react-uniloc unicornstandard.com/packages/uniloc.html

Because jamesknelson.com/routing-with-raw-react