reactjs - React-router Link changes URL but doesn't rerender -


i'm using mobx render orders react , react-router. when i'm using link url changes, view doesn't rendered. when refresh page, view should be. searched while , found here mobx observer blocks rerendering because uses shouldcomponentupdate. tried using location method, because prop changes , should trigger re-render, doesn't seem help.

i tried use withrouter, didn't manage implement decorator.

update
in this thread it's said decorators breaking react-router? using withrouter fixes them, still not know how should implement code...

index.js

reactdom.render((   <provider {...stores}>     <browserrouter>       <app location={location} />     </browserrouter>   </provider> ),   document.getelementbyid('root') );

app.js

import react 'react'; import {switch, route, withrouter} 'react-router-dom'; import {order} './components'; import {allorders} './containers'; import {inject, observer} 'mobx-react'; import {isempty} 'lodash';  const app = ({orders, location}) => {   console.log(location);   return(     <switch>       {         !isempty(orders) && <route exact path="/orders" render={(props) => (<allorders {...props} orders={orders} />)} />       }       {         !isempty(orders) && <route path="/orders/:id" render={(props) => (<order {...props} orders={orders} />)} />       }     </switch>   ) }  export default inject(   ({orderstore}) => ({     orders: orderstore.orders   }) )(   observer(app) );

allorders.js 

class allorders extends component{    render(){     const {orders} = this.props;     return(       <div>         {           !isempty(orders) &&           orders.map((props, key) => {             return(               <link to={`/orders/${props.id}`} key={key}>{props.id}<br /></link>             )           })         }       </div>     )   } }  export default allorders;

inside browserrouter added component app, instead should've been route passed component app. made routing work again. solution changing index.js to

reactdom.render((   <provider {...stores}>     <browserrouter>       <route component={app} />     </browserrouter>   </provider> ),   document.getelementbyid('root') );

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