cerebral/addressbar

Makes the addressbar of the browser work just like a normal input

JavaScript

MIT License

Addressbar is a JavaScript library that makes the browser's address bar behave like a regular input field, allowing developers to listen to changes, prevent default actions, and manually set values without side effects. It's designed for developers building single-page applications or custom routing logic who want more control over URL changes without relying on traditional route libraries. The library is particularly useful for those using frameworks like Cerebral and want to decouple URL handling from view layer concerns.

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