Import
import { PathAst } from "@typed/router/AST";Access PathAst.QueryParam through the imported PathAst export. Its declaration below describes the member.
Signatures
type QueryParam = {
type: "query-param";
name: string;
value: PathAst;
};Why
Query constraints and decoded values use the same route-language representation.
Ownership and lifetime
QueryParam describes plain readonly AST data. Routes and Matchers retain the concrete nodes they receive by reference; the type itself owns no resource.
Property: name
Input query-string key.
Property: name: Why
Only named declarations are copied from URL search parameters into decoding input.
Property: name: Ownership and lifetime
The node retains this immutable string; request-specific values are created during matching.
Property: type
Discriminates one named query declaration.
Property: type: Why
Query keys and their value grammar remain one structural unit.
Property: type: Ownership and lifetime
The literal tag is retained with the plain node and owns no request URL.
Property: value
Literal, parameter, or wildcard grammar for the query value.
Property: value: Why
Literal constraints and decoded query fields use the same Path AST vocabulary.
Property: value: Ownership and lifetime
The child AST is retained by reference and remains owned by the route tree containing it.