[Docs]: most ANNOYING doc I've ever seen in a long time for such a mainstream lib

[lucasbordeau]

Describe what's incorrect/missing in the documentation

Here is concise feedback on the current situation which is intolerable for this project size :

• Feels convoluted and way too complex for the average use case of a BrowserRouter with a few routes.
• No installation page in the getting started section, this is basics.
• Have to go through a full tutorial to get started.
• Examples are on a repository for the user to look, the simplest ones could be copy/pasted on the example page or have a stackblitz/codesandbox demo iframe.
• Overall it feels like the documentation mixes small tips with general concepts in an unstructured way.
• Why can't we have the v5 documentation back ? It was a great and original UI/UX experience !

Proposal :

• Put an installation copiable component on the home page, above the 4 box section.
• Add an installation page in the getting started section with a copiable section containing the line to install everything needed and other considerations.
• Add a SIMPLE example page just below installation page, to cover 80% of most uses cases which should be how to install a very basic BrowserRouter in your React app the new way vs. the old way (or redirect to migrating from v5 for the old way).
• Picking a router page : just put a table with two columns : Your situation | Recommended routers
• Picking a router page : Put the DataAPI section and updates into a single coherent sub heading
• Example section : add examples from the repository and explain for dummies. Keep advanced examples in another section or in the repository.

[bryanprimus]

I really need search functionality, I couldn't find typescript usage section. :)