RouteAst.Path

Import

import { RouteAst } from "@typed/router/AST";

Access RouteAst.Path through the imported RouteAst export. Its declaration below describes the member.

Signatures

interface Path {
    type: "path";
    path: PathAst;
}

Why

Atomic syntax can be joined or schema-transformed without losing structure.

Ownership and lifetime

Path describes plain readonly AST data. Routes and Matchers retain the concrete nodes they receive by reference; the type itself owns no resource.

Property: path

Constructs a Route AST node from one Path AST atom.

Property: path: Why

Path syntax can participate in route joins and schema transformations without reparsing strings.

Property: path: Ownership and lifetime

RouteAst.Path retains the child PathAst by reference; formatting and compilation read that same node without reparsing or copying it.

Property: type

The discriminant identifying this AST variant.

Property: type: Why

Exhaustive switches can interpret syntax without instanceof checks or hidden classes.

Source

• packages/router/src/AST.ts:438
• packages/router/src/AST.ts:467
• packages/router/src/AST.ts:452