$ ng generate module app-routing -flat -module=app Open a new command-line interface and navigate to your project's folder then run the following command: Step 1 – Setting up routing in your Angular appīefore seeing how to redirect users to new paths or components, we first need to set up routing in our Angular 9 project. Otherwise, you will need to set up routing manually. When you create your project with Angular CLI, you will be prompted if Would you like to add routing? If you answered with Yes, a routing module will be created automatically and you can simply start adding your app routes. We assume that you already have a development machine with Angular CLI installed and that you have initialized an Angular 9 project. Redirection is common technique in web development where a specific URL path is redirected to a new one for many reasons such as migrating a legacy application or if the requested page is not available, etc. Why redirecting to new paths in Angular 9? We'll be using the latest Angular 9 version. If you are new to these how-tos, check out how to install and set up a project and the prerequisites. In this quick example, we'll see how to redirect users to a new URL path or component using the Angular 9 router and how to deal with not found pages and redirect to a 404 component if no match is found using wildcard paths.
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