Sometimes, in a react project you might need to implement back URL link to previous URL from where user came. For this we can use userHistory from react-router-dom.
Following are few code snippets. First import userHistory and Link as following.
Import {userHistory, Link} from "react-router-dom" Then, use following code in component function.
const history = userHistory();
const sendToPreviousURL = () => {
history.goBack()
} You can use above function on Link or Button as following.
<Link to={"#"} onClick={() => sendToPreviousURL()}>Back</Link> And/Or
<Button onClick={() => sendToPreviousURL()}>Back</Button> Note: You will need to import Button from whichever theme you are using in React.
I hope this will help someone.
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