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How to Pass URL Path Params to NavItems in CoreUI/Angular Sidebar

When developing with CoreUI and Angular, you might encounter the challenge of passing URL path parameters to nav items within your sidebar. The problem arises due to URL encoding, which alters the appearance of the URL. In this guide, we will explore how to properly format your nav items so that your parameters are passed correctly, without unwanted encoding.

The Problem Statement

In your Angular project using coreui/angular@ 2.9.1, you may find yourself needing to include URL path parameters in your sidebar navigation items. The initial implementation you may have used could look something like this:

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With this code, the actual output generates an encoded URL that looks like this:

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What you want is the output to appear as follows, for clarity and usability:

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Let’s delve into how we can adjust this setup to achieve the desired output format.

The Solution

To solve the URL encoding issue, you’ll want to change your nav item definition. Below is the recommended approach that eliminates the encoding problem while still passing your URL parameters successfully.

Updated Code Snippet

Replace your existing definition with the following code:

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Explanation of the Changes

Array Format: By utilizing an array format for the URL, Angular's routing system correctly interprets the segments and parameters without encoding them.

Object for Params: Here, the parameters are conveniently structured within an object, making your code easy to read and maintain.

Benefits of the Updated Approach

Clarity: The new format separates the path segments and parameters clearly, improving the readability of your code.

Proper URL: You’ll achieve the expected URL format without URL encoding issues.

Ease of Use: This structure can be expanded easily for additional parameters or path segments in the future.

Conclusion

Passing URL path parameters to nav items in CoreUI/Angular doesn't have to be a headache. With the correct formatting, you can ensure your URLs are user-friendly and functional. By following the updated code approach shared above, you can eradicate unwanted URL encoding and maintain a clean, effective navigation structure.

If you have further questions or need additional assistance, feel free to reach out to the community or the support team, as many developers have faced this challenge and can provide more insights.