Multiple routers with backbone.js -

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Multiple routers with backbone.js -

can utilize multiple routers in backbone.js, don't interfere each other route-wise, without issues? or there should concerned about?

code sample:

myapp.routers.main = backbone.router.extend({ routes : { "": "index" }, index : function() { console.log("routed main router");} }); myapp.routers.another = backbone.router.extend({ routes : { "notmain": "index" }, index : function() { console.log("routed router");} }); mainrouter = new vaikava.routers.main; notmainrouter = new vaikava.routers.another; backbone.history.start();

yes, works fine; time you'd have problem if have conflicting routes. there workaround makes work way well, it's bit of hack.

as long avoid having multiple routers trying handle same route should fine.

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