In Angular, a Router Outlet is a directive provided by the Angular Router module that acts as a placeholder or viewport within the application's layout. It is used to dynamically render different components based on the current URL route, without the need for full-page reloads. This functionality is crucial for building single-page applications (SPAs) where different parts of the application can change based on user interactions and URL changes[1][2].
The Router Outlet directive is used in the template of an Angular component to specify where the router should display the components for the current route. When a route is activated, the Angular Router checks the configuration of that route and loads the specified component into the Router Outlet. This allows for modular and dynamic component loading based on the navigation state of the application[1][2].
To use Router Outlet, you typically set up routing in your Angular application by defining routes in a routing module, importing the RouterModule, and configuring the routes with paths and associated components. The Router Outlet is then included in the template of a component, often the root compon...
