Property ‘exact’ does not exist on type ‘intrinsicattributes & routeprops’.

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The error message “Property ‘exact’ does not exist on type ‘IntrinsicAttributes & RouteProps'” is typically encountered when using React Router.

This error occurs when you attempt to use the ‘exact’ prop on a Route component, but the TypeScript compiler does not recognize it as a valid prop for that component.

To fix this error, you can explicitly define the prop types for your Route components by extending the ‘RouteProps’ interface provided by React Router. Here’s an example: 


    import { Route, RouteProps } from 'react-router-dom';

    interface CustomRouteProps extends RouteProps {
      exact?: boolean;
    }

    const CustomRoute: React.FC = ({ exact, ...otherProps }) => {
      // Use 'exact' prop as needed
      return ;
    };

In the example above, we define a new interface called ‘CustomRouteProps’ that extends ‘RouteProps’. We include an optional ‘exact’ prop in this interface. Then, we create a new functional component called ‘CustomRoute’ which accepts props of type ‘CustomRouteProps’. Inside this component, we destructure the ‘exact’ prop and spread the remaining props to the original Route component from React Router. This allows us to use the ‘exact’ prop without TypeScript errors.

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