Store Features
Deprecated: Use withRoute instead, which also supports
queryParams.
This store feature provides access to the route params. The mapParams receives the route params object, use it to transform it to an object, this will create a computed for each prop return by the mapParams function
Usage Notes: The store to be provided in a routed component, since this feature consumes from Angular's ActivatedRoute. Providing it in root or in a route-level factory is not sufficient.
// example route /products/:id/
const ProductDetailStore = signalStore(
withRouteParams(({ id }) => ({ id })),
withCalls(() => ({
loadProductDetail: (id: string) =>
inject(ProductService).getProductDetail(id),
})),
withHooks(({ loadProductDetail, id }) => ({
onInit: () => {
loadProductDetail(id());
},
})),
);
| Property | Description | Value |
|---|---|---|
| mapParams | A function to transform the params before they are stored. | (params: Params, data?: any) => T, |
No state signals are generated.
Generates a computed signals, per prop returned by the mapParams function.
// for withRouteParams(({ id , foo }) => ({ id, foo: +foo }))
{
id: string;
foo: number;
}
No methods are generated by this function.