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| 2 | title: React Router Home
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| 6 | # React Router Home
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| 8 | React Router is a multi-strategy router for React. You can use it maximally as a React framework or as minimally as you want.
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| 10 | ## Getting Started
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| 12 | There are three primary ways, or "modes", to use it in your app, so there are three guides to get you started.
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| 14 | - [Declarative](./start/declarative/installation)
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| 15 | - [Data](./start/data/installation)
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| 16 | - [Framework](./start/framework/installation)
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| 18 | Learn which mode is right for you in [Picking a Mode](./start/modes).
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| 20 | ## Using These Guides
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| 22 | Across the docs you'll see the following icons:
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| 24 | [MODES: framework, data, declarative]
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| 26 | <p></p>
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| 28 | These icons indicate which mode the content is relevant to.
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| 30 | Additional auto-generated reference documentation is available:
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| 32 | [Autogenerated Reference Docs ↗](https://api.reactrouter.com/v8/)
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| 34 | ## Upgrading
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| 36 | If you are caught up on future flags, [upgrading from React Router v7](./upgrading/v7) is generally non-breaking.
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