I'm trying to make an 'edit' url for my entity. So, for example `/my-site/entity/1` and `/my-site/entity/1/edit`. The `edit` part is just used to toggle a state of the main/parent entity url.

In angular 1, with the ui-router I could do something along the lines of

```
.state("home.entity.edit", {
    url: "/edit",
    reloadOnSearch: false
})

```

I.e. this would be child state of `home.entity`. It would have no view or controller as the parent state would handle it. Also on toggle to this state, nothing would actually happen in terms of redirect/controller execution.

Is it actually possible to do this with the component router in angular2?