"use strict";

// update ----
test('can .update hash', () => {// @note this is the one that breaks for us here
  // main problem  of course is observer
  // so we want to  update  when router updates
});
test('can .update query using an object', () => {//
});
test('can .update query using an array', () => {//
}); // del ----

test('can .delete query using string', () => {//
}); // entries / read ------

test('can match route params', () => {//
});
test('can use entries object', () => {//
}); // would solve your problems of numbers not being numbers,
// they are strings right

test('@todo can use with autofixing data types', () => {//
}); // is observable

test('observer triggers when we change route/.update', () => {//
}); //  issues here when you ssr right

describe('cross realm (server, browser)', () => {
  test('has the url from the request on the server', () => {//
  });
  test('has the url from the request on the browser', () => {//
  });
  test('has the __SAME__ url on the browser AND the server!!!', () => {//
  });
});