Passing Parameters to Routes in React Router
To pass parameters to routes in React Router, you can use dynamic segments within the path. Dynamic segments are denoted by colons (:) followed by a parameter name.
Example:
In this example, the /users/:id route defines a dynamic segment named id. When a user navigates to a URL like /users/1, the id parameter will be passed to the UserDetail component.
Accessing parameters in the component:
You can access the route parameters using the useParams hook within the component:
Key points:
Use dynamic segments (:) in path definitions to create parameters.
Access parameters using the useParams hook within the component.
You can use multiple parameters in a route path.