Angular router: how to manupulate every route data in runtime / dynamically?












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The problem:

external breadcrumb implementation forces to use such construct for routes:



export const routes = {
path: 'xx',
component: xxComponent,
data: {
title: 'someTitle' //<-- breadcrumb requirement
},
}


current project has something like:



export const routes = {
path: 'xx',
component: xxComponent,
data: {
options: {title: 'some.title'} //<-- current project, will be translated.
},
}


the data from optionswill be translated then.



since the breadcrumb cannot translate, and needs another data structure, it would be nice, to set the data.title = translate(data.options.title) dynamically on every route call (full routes tree, since breadcrumb traverse it)



the endresult, should be then:



export const routes = {
path: 'xx',
component: xxComponent,
data: {
title: 'translatedSomeTitle' //<--should be dynamically added
options: {title: 'some.title'}
},
}


How to write such interceptor?

Is there a better way to solve the problem?



One solution could be a resolver ... data: {title: TitleResolver, ... , but i dont want to write resolver on every route definition, and probably later remove, if breadcrumb will be improved.










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  • Have you thought about a superclass/service that does that at component creation ? You could probably even make a decorator for that. Otherwise, feel free to provide a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example in a sandbox so that we can play with it.

    – trichetriche
    Nov 21 '18 at 13:30











  • @trichetriche do you mean the breadcrumb? It would be good solution if the breadcrumb would be good extendable. But the implementation is hard there. So i should rewrite like full breadcrumb then and lose the support from the dev team of the component. Need rewrite it then on every breadcrumb update :/ But still possible solution for all routes at once, thx.

    – ya_dimon
    Nov 21 '18 at 14:48
















1















The problem:

external breadcrumb implementation forces to use such construct for routes:



export const routes = {
path: 'xx',
component: xxComponent,
data: {
title: 'someTitle' //<-- breadcrumb requirement
},
}


current project has something like:



export const routes = {
path: 'xx',
component: xxComponent,
data: {
options: {title: 'some.title'} //<-- current project, will be translated.
},
}


the data from optionswill be translated then.



since the breadcrumb cannot translate, and needs another data structure, it would be nice, to set the data.title = translate(data.options.title) dynamically on every route call (full routes tree, since breadcrumb traverse it)



the endresult, should be then:



export const routes = {
path: 'xx',
component: xxComponent,
data: {
title: 'translatedSomeTitle' //<--should be dynamically added
options: {title: 'some.title'}
},
}


How to write such interceptor?

Is there a better way to solve the problem?



One solution could be a resolver ... data: {title: TitleResolver, ... , but i dont want to write resolver on every route definition, and probably later remove, if breadcrumb will be improved.










share|improve this question























  • Have you thought about a superclass/service that does that at component creation ? You could probably even make a decorator for that. Otherwise, feel free to provide a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example in a sandbox so that we can play with it.

    – trichetriche
    Nov 21 '18 at 13:30











  • @trichetriche do you mean the breadcrumb? It would be good solution if the breadcrumb would be good extendable. But the implementation is hard there. So i should rewrite like full breadcrumb then and lose the support from the dev team of the component. Need rewrite it then on every breadcrumb update :/ But still possible solution for all routes at once, thx.

    – ya_dimon
    Nov 21 '18 at 14:48














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The problem:

external breadcrumb implementation forces to use such construct for routes:



export const routes = {
path: 'xx',
component: xxComponent,
data: {
title: 'someTitle' //<-- breadcrumb requirement
},
}


current project has something like:



export const routes = {
path: 'xx',
component: xxComponent,
data: {
options: {title: 'some.title'} //<-- current project, will be translated.
},
}


the data from optionswill be translated then.



since the breadcrumb cannot translate, and needs another data structure, it would be nice, to set the data.title = translate(data.options.title) dynamically on every route call (full routes tree, since breadcrumb traverse it)



the endresult, should be then:



export const routes = {
path: 'xx',
component: xxComponent,
data: {
title: 'translatedSomeTitle' //<--should be dynamically added
options: {title: 'some.title'}
},
}


How to write such interceptor?

Is there a better way to solve the problem?



One solution could be a resolver ... data: {title: TitleResolver, ... , but i dont want to write resolver on every route definition, and probably later remove, if breadcrumb will be improved.










share|improve this question














The problem:

external breadcrumb implementation forces to use such construct for routes:



export const routes = {
path: 'xx',
component: xxComponent,
data: {
title: 'someTitle' //<-- breadcrumb requirement
},
}


current project has something like:



export const routes = {
path: 'xx',
component: xxComponent,
data: {
options: {title: 'some.title'} //<-- current project, will be translated.
},
}


the data from optionswill be translated then.



since the breadcrumb cannot translate, and needs another data structure, it would be nice, to set the data.title = translate(data.options.title) dynamically on every route call (full routes tree, since breadcrumb traverse it)



the endresult, should be then:



export const routes = {
path: 'xx',
component: xxComponent,
data: {
title: 'translatedSomeTitle' //<--should be dynamically added
options: {title: 'some.title'}
},
}


How to write such interceptor?

Is there a better way to solve the problem?



One solution could be a resolver ... data: {title: TitleResolver, ... , but i dont want to write resolver on every route definition, and probably later remove, if breadcrumb will be improved.







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  • Have you thought about a superclass/service that does that at component creation ? You could probably even make a decorator for that. Otherwise, feel free to provide a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example in a sandbox so that we can play with it.

    – trichetriche
    Nov 21 '18 at 13:30











  • @trichetriche do you mean the breadcrumb? It would be good solution if the breadcrumb would be good extendable. But the implementation is hard there. So i should rewrite like full breadcrumb then and lose the support from the dev team of the component. Need rewrite it then on every breadcrumb update :/ But still possible solution for all routes at once, thx.

    – ya_dimon
    Nov 21 '18 at 14:48



















  • Have you thought about a superclass/service that does that at component creation ? You could probably even make a decorator for that. Otherwise, feel free to provide a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example in a sandbox so that we can play with it.

    – trichetriche
    Nov 21 '18 at 13:30











  • @trichetriche do you mean the breadcrumb? It would be good solution if the breadcrumb would be good extendable. But the implementation is hard there. So i should rewrite like full breadcrumb then and lose the support from the dev team of the component. Need rewrite it then on every breadcrumb update :/ But still possible solution for all routes at once, thx.

    – ya_dimon
    Nov 21 '18 at 14:48

















Have you thought about a superclass/service that does that at component creation ? You could probably even make a decorator for that. Otherwise, feel free to provide a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example in a sandbox so that we can play with it.

– trichetriche
Nov 21 '18 at 13:30





Have you thought about a superclass/service that does that at component creation ? You could probably even make a decorator for that. Otherwise, feel free to provide a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example in a sandbox so that we can play with it.

– trichetriche
Nov 21 '18 at 13:30













@trichetriche do you mean the breadcrumb? It would be good solution if the breadcrumb would be good extendable. But the implementation is hard there. So i should rewrite like full breadcrumb then and lose the support from the dev team of the component. Need rewrite it then on every breadcrumb update :/ But still possible solution for all routes at once, thx.

– ya_dimon
Nov 21 '18 at 14:48





@trichetriche do you mean the breadcrumb? It would be good solution if the breadcrumb would be good extendable. But the implementation is hard there. So i should rewrite like full breadcrumb then and lose the support from the dev team of the component. Need rewrite it then on every breadcrumb update :/ But still possible solution for all routes at once, thx.

– ya_dimon
Nov 21 '18 at 14:48












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