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Components can access their dedicated URL param via RouteParams provider.
Sometimes, components need to be aware of all the params in the URL. This should ideally be provided via router service.
Router survive provides access to url$, queryParams$, and hash$ stream, but not path params.
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Components can access their dedicated URL param via
RouteParams
provider.Sometimes, components need to be aware of all the params in the URL. This should ideally be provided via router service.
Router survive provides access to
url$
,queryParams$
, andhash$
stream, but not path params.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: