match({ routes, location, [history], ...options }, cb)

This function is to be used for server-side rendering. It matches a set of routes to a location, without rendering, and calls a callback(error, redirectLocation, renderProps) when it's done.

The function will create a history for you, passing the additional options along to create it. These options can include basename to control the base name for URLs, as well as the pair of parseQueryString and stringifyQuery to control query string parsing and serializing. You can also pass in an already instantiated history object, which can be constructed however you like.

The three arguments to the callback function you pass to match are:

error

A Javascript Error object if an error occurred, undefined otherwise.

redirectLocation

A Location object if the route is a redirect, undefined otherwise.

renderProps

The props you should pass to the routing context if the route matched, undefined otherwise.

If all three parameters are undefined, this means that there was no route found matching the given location.

Note: You probably don't want to use this in a browser unless you're doing server-side rendering of async routes.