Routing configuration
A routing configuration is a set of rules that maps request patterns or URLs to handlers, components, endpoints, redirects, or other navigation outcomes.
Pro Angular 16
A routing configuration is a set of rules that maps URLs to components or other navigation outcomes in an Angular application.
- How it is used
- Maps browser URLs to displayed components, redirects, or dynamically loaded features in an Angular application.
- How deep it goes
- Builds root and feature configurations, then explains matching order, child routes, guards, and dynamic loading.
- Examples
- Uses store, cart, and checkout routes, form and table navigation, and an on-demand feature module.
- What you can do after
- Build it from scratch with RouterModule.forRoot and forChild, then diagnose unexpected matches by checking route order.
Rust Servers, Services, and Apps
A route configuration is a declaration that associates a URL path and request pattern with a handler or service operation.
- How it is used
- Routes incoming API requests to the handler responsible for each course operation.
- How deep it goes
- Explains scoped paths, handler mapping, parameters, testing, and execution, while deferring exhaustive production tests.
- Examples
- Uses course creation, tutor course lists, single-course lookup, Actix declarations, curl requests, and handler status tests.
- What you can do after
- Build it from scratch by declaring Actix routes, connecting handlers, testing parameters, and exercising endpoints with curl.
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Related concepts
- RouterModule.forChildconfigured by · RouterModule.forChild is an Angular API method that creates router configuration for routes declared by a feature module without providing the root routing service.
- web applicationused by · A web application is software that provides functionality through web technologies and is accessed by users through a browser or other web client.
- routingused by · Routing is the selection of a path, destination, or processing component to direct an item, request, or flow toward an intended endpoint.
- routerLink directiveconfigured by · routerLink is an Angular directive that associates an HTML element with a navigation route and navigates when the element is activated.
- dynamically loaded moduleconfigures · A dynamically loaded module is an application module whose code is loaded on demand when navigation reaches a route that requires it.
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