// Example of adding a route listener and the function callback below.
let route = new Route('/games/{gameName}/:level:/', this._method, this);
// The above route would match the string below:
route.match('/games/asteroids/2/');

Route Pattern Options:

:optional: The two colons :: means a part of the hash url is optional for the match. The text between can be anything you want it to be.

let route = new Route('/contact/:name:/', this._method, this);
// Will match one of the following:
route.match('/contact/');
route.match('/contact/heather/');
route.match('/contact/john/');

{required} The two curly brackets {} means a part of the hash url is required for the match. The text between can be anything you want it to be.

let route = new Route('/product/{productName}/', this._method, this);
// Will match one of the following:
route.match('/product/shoes/');
route.match('/product/jackets/');

* The asterisk character means it will match all or part of part the hash url.

let route = new Route('*', this._method, this);
// Will match one of the following:
route.match('/anything/');
route.match('/matches/any/hash/url/');
route.match('/really/it/matches/any/and/all/hash/urls/');

'' The empty string means it will match when there are no hash url.

let route = new Route('', this._method, this);
let route = new Route('/', this._method, this);
// Will match one of the following:
route.match('');
route.match('/');

Other possible combinations but not limited too:

let route = new Route('/games/{gameName}/:level:/', this._method1, this);
let route = new Route('/{category}/blog/', this._method2, this);
let route = new Route('/about/*', this._method3, this);

let route = new Route('/games/{gameName}/:level:/', this.method, this);
console.log( route.match('/games/asteroids/2/') );