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ember-route-history

v0.1.4

Published

This is an Ember-CLI addon. It provides a service which keeps an history of the visited routes. You will be able to know what is the current route, and what was the previously visited routes.

Downloads

575

Readme

Ember-route-history Build Status

This is an Ember-CLI addon. It provides a service which keeps an history of the visited routes. You will be able to know what is the current route, and what was the previously visited routes.

Installation

Using ember-cli:

ember install ember-route-history

Usage

By default, the service is injected into all routes of your application. You can also inject it in any controllers, components or other services.

You need to extend the RouteHistoryMixin in the routes you would like to keep an history of. If you don't use this mixin in a certain route, it won't be tracked.

If you don't want to add this mixin for all your routes, you can simply create a base route that will extend this mixin, then you can extend your base route on all the routes of your application.

import Ember from 'ember';
import RouteHistoryMixin from 'ember-route-history/mixins/routes/route-history';

export default Ember.Route.extend(RouteHistoryMixin, {
    /* Your code here */
});

To use it, in a component for example:

export default Ember.Component.extend({
    routeHistory: Ember.inject.service(),

    onInsert: Ember.on('didInsertElement', function () {
        const currentRouteName = this.get('routeHistory.current'); // Returns the current route name.
        const previousRouteName = this.get('routeHistory.previous'); // Returns the name of the previously visited route.
        const fullRouteHistory = this.get('routeHistory.history'); // Returns an array of route names.
    }
});

By default, only 10 items are saved in the history. You can increase the size of the stack by setting maxHistoryLength.

this.set('routeHistory.maxHistoryLength', 50);