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I believe it is documented but not in a clear way in the Wiring up the boilerplate section. In the code snippet it says that for URL matching it is using https://github.com/snd/url-pattern and if you go to its documentation you will see which characters are supported.
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Maybe this isn't a big deal, but it was driving me crazy for a while. If I put an underscore in a route parameter, it doesn't match.
routes = { '/location/location_id':{}, '/location/locationid':{} }
For the url /location/10
<Fragment forRoute='/location/:locationid'><div>This matches.</div></Fragment> <Fragment forRoute='/location/:location_id'><div>This doesn't match.</div></Fragment>
Cheers,
Nick
EDIT: Also, thanks for making this router, I think it's a great addition to the react/redux stack.
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