Class RouteGN<R>

By default, any Endpoint defined within a BasePoint -- except, of course, for "/" -- is a direct descendant of "/", as "/" is just the definition of the BasePoint without any other paths following it. But obviously there are needs to push the heirarchy further.

Instead of forcing developers to use a Parant > Child structure that would get very annoying, very fast, heirarchies are defined using this property. As was said earlier, "/", is inherited by all other Endpoints contained with a BaseEndpoint, so it doesn't need to be add here. If the Endpoint in question is to remain a direct descendant of "/", then this need not be defined.

Depending on whether or not Merge is configured, the path will be resolved differently.

Example:

({
  User: {
    Actions: {
      Email: new RouteDB({
        Scheme: '/',
        Merge: true,
        Subs: ['settings'], // defined, child of "Settings", Merge
        // Resolves to "/user/settings/:sttg_id/email"
      }),
      Privacy: new RouteDB({
        Scheme: '/:uid/',
        Subs: ['settings'], // defined, child of "Settings", no Merge
        // Resolves to "/user/settings/privacy/:uid"
      }),
      Settings: new RouteDB({
        Scheme: '/:sttg_id/', ...
        // Sub not defined, is child of "/", no Merge
      }),
      "/": new RouteDB({
        Scheme: '/:uid/', ...
        // Resolves to "/user/:uid"
      }),
    }
  }
});