@lottie
In Vue.js, you can get the current route name by accessing the $route object provided by the Vue Router. You can access the route name by using $route.name.
Here is an example:
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export default { mounted() { console.log(this.$route.name); // Outputs the current route name } } |
By accessing this.$route.name in your component's mounted or created lifecycle hook, you can retrieve the current route name and use it as needed in your application.