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@ngx-back-button
A library for handling a proper angular back button capability
- Handle Browser history
- Handle
Fallback
when clicking on the back button when not routed yet - Handle custom
Fallback
Demo
Installation
npm install ngx-back-button
Inside your app.module.ts
file.
import { NgxBackButtonModule } from 'ngx-back-button'
imports: [
NgxBackButtonModule.forRoot({}), // Default rootUrl === '/'
// Or
NgxBackButtonModule.forRoot({
rootUrl: '/custom', // Or any custom root url
fallbackPrefix: '/tabs' // For libraries users
}),
],
rootUrl
The default fallback in case your landing on the page and have nothing to go back to
fallbackPrefix
Added to the fallback argument.
Use: If you're building a library, wish to put some back button with fallback.
Let say, you build a component that have the following
<button ngxBackButton="/login">
Back to login
</button>
But inside your app, you always have the /tabs
first.
Adding fallbackPrefix: '/tabs'
will be the same as if you were doing the following
<button ngxBackButton="/tabs/login">
Back to login
</button>
Usage
Wherever you plan to use the back button logic
import { NgxBackButtonModule } from 'ngx-back-button'
imports: [
NgxBackButtonModule,
]
Then you can use it in two different way
Directive
Normal use
<button ngxBackButton>
Back button
</button>
With Fallback
<button ngxBackButton="/login">
Back to login
</button>
Service
// foo.component.ts
import { NgxBackButtonService } from 'ngx-back-button'
// ...
constructor(public ngxBackButtonService: NgxBackButtonService) {}
Normal use
<button (click)="ngxBackButtonService.back()">
Back button
</button>
With Fallback
<button (click)="ngxBackButtonService.back('/login')">
Back to login
</button>
Authors and acknowledgment
- maintainer Raphaël Balet
- Inspired by Nils Mehlhirn