Push or replace route with query params
See original GitHub issueCan I use pushRoute
or replaceRoute
and specify query parameters via json object?
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The Documentation specifies that a URL can be used, however i only seem able to get the it working when i use the route-name as @antiproblemist suggested above.
You can specify query parameters by passing an object in
pushRoute
orreplaceRouter
let params = {a: '1', b: '2', c: '3'}
Router.pushRoute('routeName', params)
In pushRoute the first paramter will be the name of the route defined in your router file