javascript - Login and Log out routing with material Sidenav -


hi i'm using angular 4 angular material 2 need assistance in routing. have login component loaded when app starts router-outlet in appcomponent, , when logged in routing takes place inside router-outlet in sidenav. sidenav inside homecomponent , when logging out cannot find parent logincomponent. how should configure routes, i'm not sure how use child routes in angular.

inside app.routing

const approutes: routes = [     {         path: '',         redirectto: '/login',         pathmatch: 'full'     } ];

app.component.html

<router-outlet></router-outlet>

home.component.html

<md-sidenav-container *ngif="isloggedin$ | async isloggedin"> <md-sidenav #sidenav mode="over" opened="true">  </md-sidenav> <md-toolbar color="primary">     <md-icon class="menu" (click)="sidenav.toggle()">menu</md-icon>     <span class="example-spacer"></span>     <button md-icon-button routerlink="/dashboards/surveys">         <md-icon class="example-icon">dashboard</md-icon>     </button>     <button md-icon-button [mdmenutriggerfor]="menu">         <md-icon>person</md-icon>     </button>     <md-menu #menu="mdmenu">         <button md-button (click)="onlogout()" *ngif="isloggedin">            <md-icon>exit_to_app</md-icon>            <span>log out</span>         </button>     </md-menu> </md-toolbar> <div class="main-content">      <router-outlet></router-outlet>          </div></md-sidenav-container>

any idea of how proper routing here? appreciated.

using child routes best way it. you're going need 2 router outlets in different component templates. let's @ example of routing:

{     path: 'login',     component: logincomponent   },   {     path: '',     component: homecomponent,     children: [       {         path: '',         component: dashboardcomponent       },       {         path: 'somewhere/view',         component: somecomponent       },       {         path: 'ducks',         component: duckcomponent,         canactivate: [quackguard]       } }

then need <router-outlet></router-outlet> in both appcomponent , homecomponent

here's app component template router outlet in it:

<div class="content">   <router-outlet></router-outlet> </div>

and then, in home component template, you'll need this:

<md-sidenav-container>   <router-outlet></router-outlet> </md-sidenav-container>

(of course, cut brevity it's concept explanation anyway).


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