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There is a very popular third-party package

called React Router.

It is a package which you have to install separately,

it's not built into React, but it is a package

which then does give us that client-side routing

so that watching and manipulation of the URL

and that component rendering based on the URL.

React Router is a package that gives us these features

that allow us to implement client-side routing.

Now you can visit reactrouter.com

to dive into the official documentation and examples

or you also visit their GitHub repository

to learn more about it, inspect the code if you want to,

and of course, to also learn how you can get started

with React Router.

Now I will show you how to get started

over the next lectures though so you therefore don't need

to do that on your own.

But it is this package which we are going to use.

And for this, I did now create a brand new React project,

you find this starting project attached,

it's an empty React project, just some basic files in there.

And it's now this project to which I wanna add React Router

and we can do it as by running npm install

in this built-in terminal in Visual Studio Code,

react-router and now important, -dom.

You need this package, not just React Router

but react-router-dom.

It's this package which you wanna install.

And if you hit Enter, this package now gets downloaded

and gets installed into this project.

So now we can use it and we will now use it

and we will get started with it in the next lectures.