Map a URL to a callback @param format The URL being mapped; for example, "users/:id" or "groups/:id/topics/:topic_id" @param callback {@link RouterCal

Returns the extras supplied with the route

@param url The URL; for example, "users/16" or "groups/5/topics/20" @return The {@link Intent} for the url

Open a map'd URL set using {@link #map(String, Class)} or {@link #map(String, RouterCallback)} @param url The URL; for example, "users/16" or "groups/

@return The context for the router

A globally accessible Router instance that will work for most use cases.

Clean up url @param url @return cleaned url

@return The router's root URL, or null.

Returns the route parameters as specified by the configured route

@param context {@link Context} that all {@link Intent}s generated by the router will use

@param givenUrlSegments An array representing the URL path attempting to be opened (i.e. ["users", "42"]) @param routerUrlSegments An array representi

Creates a new Router

Returns the Android Context that should be used to open the route

@param url The URL to check @return Whether or not the URL refers to an anonymous callback function

Open a URL using the operating system's configuration (such as opening a link to Chrome or a video to YouTube) @param url The URL; for example, "http:

Set the root url; used when opening an activity or callback via RouterActivity @param rootUrl The URL format to use as the root