At the moment, if you serve the application, nothing would have changed – we've simply wrapped our app in BrowserRouter so that inside <BrowserRouter> we can define route matching components. Let's suppose we want the <RegistrationForm> component to only render when the route is /register, we can use a <Route> component:
...import { BrowserRouter, Route } from 'react-router-dom';ReactDOM.render(( <BrowserRouter> <Route exact path="/register" component={RegistrationForm} /> </BrowserRouter>), document.getElementById('renderTarget'));
The <Route> component usually uses two props – path and component. If a <Route> component has a path prop that matches the current URL's path name (such as window.location.pathname), the component ...
