Angular provides a powerful mechanism for controlling access to routes in your application – Route Guards. These sentinel-like entities effectively ensure that certain conditions are met before a route is activated. Are you wondering if a user is authenticated? A Route Guard can verify that. If the user isn’t authenticated or doesn’t belong to the appropriate authorization group, access to the guarded route is denied. Route Guards embody ...
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