Match

Match is like Route, but it would render its children no matter it matches the path or not. Useful when building Route related component like NavLink

Match would NOT create context for its children, so contexted Link would set base path to its nearest Route.

<Route path=`/user`>
  <Match path=`/user/`>
    <Link context to='.' /> 
    <Link context to='./create' /> 
  </Match>
</Route>

<Match path=`/users` mapping={{className:{({active})=>active ? 'active' : ''}}>
  <li>
    <Link to=`/users`>Users</Link>
  </li>
</Match>
// When path is `/users` or `/users/alice`, it would render
<li className='active'>
  <Link to='/users'>Users</Link>
</li>

or you can use

<Match path=`/users`>
  <NavLink to=`/users>Users</NavLink>
</Match>
// where
const NavLink=({active,url,path,params})=>
  <li className={active ? 'active' : ''}>
    <Link to='/users'>Users</Link>
  </li>

<Match path=`/:modelName`>
  <ModelOverview />
</Match>
// when URL is `/page`
<ModelOverview modelName='page' />