clarification on vue-router usage: "href" vs "to"?

[michel milano]

nice component. question about vue-router usage.

the docs for usage with vue-router are ambigious.
they state:

 href: '/',
 /* with vue-router you can use :to prop
 href: { path: '/' }

which is interpreted on one line (#2) to mean that

• if creating a regular plain old html link, use href:
• if using vue-router to make a router-aware link, use to:

but the next line (#3) example has the same href property,
and using an actual to: property does not work.

working with vue-router would generally lead a person to expect to do something like....

menu: [
{
   to: {name: "accountProfile" params: { userId: '123' }},
   title: "Account Profile"
},
{
   href: "/"
   title: "home"
},
...
]

can you clarify this? are vue-router properties supposed to use a different, explicitly-named to property,
or use the same href property no matter what router path object is used?

thanks.

[yaminncco]

Sorry if the documentation wasn't clear, with vue-router the href property can be a string or a location object

[yaminncco]

closing as answered

[Seán Lynch]

An example would be great, I am also confused about this