Properties
clearHistory
clearHistory:
boolean
Private commands
commands:
any[]
Private el
el:
ElementRef
fragment
fragment:
string
Private
ngZone
ngZone:
NgZone
pageTransition
pageTransition:
boolean | string | NavigationTransition
pageTransitionDuration
pageTransitionDuration:
any
preserveFragment
preserveFragment:
boolean
preserveQueryParams
preserveQueryParams:
boolean
queryParams
queryParams:
object
replaceUrl
replaceUrl:
boolean
Private route
route:
ActivatedRoute
Private router
router:
Router
skipLocationChange
skipLocationChange:
boolean
The nsRouterLink directive lets you link to specific parts of your app.
Consider the following route configuration:
[{ path: "/user", component: UserCmp }]When linking to this
Userroute, you can write:<a [nsRouterLink]="["/user"]">link to user component</a>NSRouterLink expects the value to be an array of path segments, followed by the params for that level of routing. For instance
["/team", {teamId: 1}, "user", {userId: 2}]means that we want to generate a link to/team;teamId=1/user;userId=2.The first segment name can be prepended with
/,./, or../. If the segment begins with/, the router will look up the route from the root of the app. If the segment begins with./, or doesn"t begin with a slash, the router will instead look in the current component"s children for the route. And if the segment begins with../, the router will go up one level.