Routing in Angular enables seamless navigation within single-page applications (SPA) without requiring a full page reload. It involves route definitions, matching and protection, and can be configured using functions like provideRouter and forRoot. The setup can involve setting path parameters, handling child routes, and implementing lazy loading for performance optimization. Guards such as CanActivate, CanActivateChild, and CanDeactivate control navigation access and security, while resolvers pre-fetch data needed before route activation. Additional advanced features include custom URL matchers, setting dynamic page titles, and component input binding.
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Routes definitionLazy loadingRoute MatcherRoute GuardsSetting up page titleDefining provider for routeComponent Input BindingRouter configuration optionsPreloading strategyScrolling MemoryView TransitionNavigation Error HandlerInitial navigationLocation strategyDebug tracingRouterLinkRouterLinkActiveRouterOutletRouter ServiceActivatedRoute ServiceUrlSerializerRouteReuseStrategySort: