I'm using react and I came across a problem, albeit an aesthetic problem and not a functional one.
I am generating react-routes from an API of names. The route works fine, but as the names have spaces, they appear in the url as: example.com/lookup/David%20Attenborough
Example: <Link to='{/lookup/' + props.data.name}>{props.data.name}</Link>
Is there a clever way I can remove the spaces: example.com/lookup/DavidAttenborough or even with + or - to replace spaces without losing the structural integrity of react-router.
Actually, + is not valid as an encoding for spaces in the path, only in the query string. See When to encode space to plus (+) or %20? and https://github.com/ReactTraining/react-router/issues/2407
You cannot do what you are asking
You can use regex for Putting (- or +) in the url example
let name = props.data.name;
name = name.replace(/\s+/g, '-');
const url = `/lookup/${name}
<Link to={url}>{props.data.name}</Link>
you can either add + or -
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