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edited Aug 26, 2017 at 21:22

You can use ActivatedRoute to get the current router

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I found a solution on AngularJS Google Group and it's so easy!

ngOnInit() { this.router.subscribe((url) => console.log(url)); }

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I found a solution on AngularJS Google Group and it's so easy!

ngOnInit() { this.router.subscribe((url) => console.log(url)); }

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You can use ActivatedRoute to get the current router

Original Answer (for RC version)

I found a solution on AngularJS Google Group and it's so easy!

ngOnInit() { this.router.subscribe((url) => console.log(url)); }

Here's the original answer

answered Jun 21, 2016 at 11:37

I found a solution on AngularJS Google Group and it's so easy!

ngOnInit() { this.router.subscribe((url) => console.log(url)); }

Here's the original answer