[yasserkaddour]

Actually it's`match.params.genre` with a route like this `<Route path="/:genre" component={Genre}/>` You can see it in these examples https://reacttraining.com/react-router/examples/url-params https://reacttraining.com/react-router/examples/ambiguous-ma...

[shepmaster]

I'm not sure I understand you. I'm asking for query parameters (`/foo?genre=mystery`), sometimes called search parameters, not URL parameters (`/foo/genre/mystery`).

I referenced the URL Parameters example in my original question and gave an example of what I meant, so I'm unsure how I could have communicated more clearly. That leads me to think that you are trying to answer my question and I'm not seeing it, but neither of the links you provided seem to show any URLs with a querystring at the end, after a `?`. Please let me know what I'm missing.

[yasserkaddour]

Sorry, your question was clear, I don't use search parameters in my app and got confused, I just check it and it's actually `location.search` that return a string `?genre=mystery'. The props passed to the component by `route` are not yet documented, this is what I gathered:

  "path": "/:genre",
  "computedMatch": 
    "path": "/:genre",
    "url": "/foo",
    "isExact": true,
    "params": 
      "genre": "foo"
  "length": 7,
  "action": "POP",
  "location":
    "pathname": "/foo",
    "search": "?genre=mystery",
    "hash": ""
  "match": 
    "path": "/:genre",
    "url": "/foo",
    "isExact": true,
    "params": 
      "genre": "foo"