Route Parameters in Angular

In Angular, routes can not only be strictly defined, but also support parameters. Thus, we can set a whole group of URLs in one route.

For example, let's say we want the same component to be available at the addresses: aaaa/1, aaaa/2, aaaa/3 and so on.

To do this, you need to specify the changing part of the address in the route as a parameter. To do this, you need to write a colon and the name of the parameter. In our case, we will give our parameter the name id (we can give it any name):

const routes: Routes = [
	{ path: 'aaaa/:id', component: AaaaComponent },
	{ path: 'bbbb', component: BbbbComponent },
];

Make a route with parameters. Check that the specified component opens for different parameter values.