forward

forward(routeName: string, routeParams: any[] = [], options: any = {})

Navigates to the route with a forward direction.
options parameter supports NavigationExtras (with queryParams and other options, see https://angular.io/api/router/NavigationExtras ) and AnimationOptions ( { animated?: boolean; animation?: AnimationBuilder; animationDirection?: 'forward' | 'back'; } )

Example

this.$a.navigation.forward('Screen2', ['param1', 'param2'], {  
  queryParams: {  
    p1: "test"  
  }  
});

back

back(routeName?: string, routeParams: any[] = [], options: any = {})

Navigates to the route with a direction.
options parameter supports NavigationExtras (with queryParams and other options, see https://angular.io/api/router/NavigationExtras ) and AnimationOptions ( { animated?: boolean; animation?: AnimationBuilder; animationDirection?: 'forward' | 'back'; } )

If the routeName is not specified, then navigate to the previous page.

Example

this.$a.navigation.back('Screen2', ['param1', 'param2'], {  
  queryParams: {  
    p1: "test"  
  }  
});

root

root(routeName: string, routeParams: any[] = [], options: any = {})

Navigates to the route with a root direction and set the target page as a root page.
options parameter supports NavigationExtras (with queryParams and other options, see https://angular.io/api/router/NavigationExtras ) and AnimationOptions ( { animated?: boolean; animation?: AnimationBuilder; animationDirection?: 'forward' | 'back'; } )

Example

this.$a.navigation.root('Screen2', ['param1', 'param2'], {  
  queryParams: {  
    p1: "test"  
  }  
});