multiReplaceInUrlQuery(queryReplacements, [location])

Updates the URL to have the specified query parameter's values set to those in the queryReplacements object, while keeping all the other query parameters the same. The queryReplacements object has the form:

{
  queryParamName: encodedValue,
  ...
}

Uses replace to change the URL, which means nothing gets pushed on to the history stack, so the back button will not be able to return you to the previous state.

Arguments

1. queryReplacements (String): The object representing the query parameters and their encoded values to update.
2. [location] (Object): The location from which the current URL state should be read. If not provided, location is read from the configured history or the window.

Returns

(Any): The result of history.replace(), will depend on the history being used.

Examples

// Given URL /page?foo=bar&baz=123&jim=bo
multiReplaceInUrlQuery({ foo: 'test', baz: '99' });
// URL is now /page?foo=test&baz=99&jim=bo