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[labs/router] Make the current route field public
See original GitHub issueAt the moment, the current route field is protected. Making it public would allow other components to check which route is currently active. A simple accessor akin to Routes#params would do.
A use case example: navigation panel highlighting the currently active tab depending on the active route.
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- Created 2 years ago
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Similar issue here where I am currently resorting to tracking the state myself and updating this state during the
enter()call. It would be great if thecurrentRoutewould simply be exposed on the router. Another option would be to fire an event whenevergotois called, containing the currentRoute as one of the event detail. Having both would be perfect.With
Routes#_currentRoutebecoming private, checking the active route is nigh impossible. Can we have a getter for the current route? It’s just a couple lines of code, if there are no objections, I’m willing to submit a PR.