3👍
You can’t require one or another component depending on the route parameters directly in the router configuration. What you can do instead is create a wrapper component that will use a component or another depending on the route parameters, as the route parameters are accessible from any components.
As written in the vue-router
documentation:
The route object will be injected into every component in a vue-router-enabled app as this.$route, and will be updated whenever a route transition is performed.
Every of your components have access to the current route through this.$route
therefore you could do something like this:
<template>
<component-a v-if="$route.params.param1 === 'a'></component-a>
<component-b v-if="$route.params.param1 === 'b'></component-b>
</template>
2👍
I haven’t seen the use of $route.params
inside the route objects. What you can do though, in your vue you can dynamically load different components based on your $route.params
<component-a v-if="$route.params == 'a'"></component-a>