# redirectTo

Retries a Matcher or Fx once after navigating on `RouteNotFound`.

Prefer the fluent `matcher.redirectTo(path)` method when configuring a Matcher. This standalone
form remains useful for inputs already expressed as Fx and for existing data-last pipelines.

## Signatures

```ts
export declare const redirectTo: (path: string) => <I extends Fx.Fx.Any | Matcher.Any>(input: I) => Fx.Fx<InputSucces<I>, Exclude<InputError<I>, RouteNotFound>, Router | Scope.Scope | InputServices<I>>;
```

## Why

A fallback route can redirect without masking matched-handler failures or redirecting forever.

## Ownership and lifetime

Calling `redirectTo` constructs an Fx and retains only the target string and input. Its single retry and Navigation operation run in the consumer Scope.

## Examples

```ts
import * as Router from "@typed/router"

const app = Router.match(Router.Parse("/"), "home")
const withFallback = Router.redirectTo("/not-found")(app)
```