React Router Route can call a render function

In General, the React Router Route component looks like this.

<React path="/triangles" component={Triangles} />

If the current url matches /triangles then the Triangles component will render.

If you want to render something simple however, you can pass down a function with the render prop.

<React path="/helloworld" render={this.renderHelloWorld} />

With that function defined in the same parent component and returning some jsx

renderHelloWorld = () => {
  return (
    <div>Hello World!</div>
  )
}