Description:
In Angular applications, routing is a powerful feature that allows seamless navigation between components. But to make the most of it—especially when dealing with dynamic URLs, passing data, or filtering content—you’ll need the ActivatedRoute service. This built-in Angular service gives you access to route-related information such as route parameters, query parameters, and static route data.
Whether you’re building a user profile page based on ID (/users/:id) or filtering blog posts with query parameters like ?category=tech, ActivatedRoute lets you access all this information inside your component.
You can use it to:
- Read dynamic route parameters (e.g., user ID)
- Get query parameters (e.g., search filters)
- Access custom static data defined in your route config
- React to param or query changes using
Observable
Quick Summary:
Feature
Usage Example
Route Params |
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Query Params |
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Static Data |
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What is ActivatedRoute and Why Is It Useful in Angular?
Learn how ActivatedRoute helps access information about the route tied to the component—especially route parameters and query strings.
Getting Route and Query Parameters Using ActivatedRoute
You can also subscribe to observe changes:
Accessing Route Static Data and Using It in Components
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