When building Angular applications, managing access to different routes is crucial for both security and user experience. Angular provides a robust mechanism called Route Guards to control navigation. Let’s dive into what Route Guards are, the different types available, and how to implement them with examples.
What are Route Guards?
Route Guards are interfaces that allow you to control the navigation to and from routes in your Angular application. They help you decide whether a user can access a particular route or not. There are several types of Route Guards:
