I've set up my route using angular UI-Router like this:
routes.$inject = ['$stateProvider'];
export default function routes($stateProvider) {
$stateProvider
.state('the/route', {
url: '/the/route',
params: {
'permissions': 'TESTPERMISSION'
},
views: {
...
}
})
}
and I want to access the permissions element in params in an interceptor that looks like this:
export default function locationChangeAuthInterceptor($rootScope, $state, $stateParams) {
$rootScope.$on('$locationChangeSuccess', (evt) => {
...
})
}
As you can see in the images below the logical methods of accessing the parameters doesn't work.
If I console $state.params or $stateParams I get this
Results of my attempts:
(1) $state StateService {router: UIRouter, invalidCallbacks: Array[0]}
(2) $state.params StateParams {}
#: null
permissions: "TESTPERMISSION"__proto__: Object
(3) $stateParams StateParams {}
#: null
permissions: "TESTPERMISSION"
__proto__: Object
(4) $state.params.permissions => undefined
(5) $stateParams.permissions => undefined
(6) $state.params["permissions"] => undefined
(7) $stateParams["permissions"] => undefined
(8) angular.isObject($state.params) => true
(9) angular.isObject($stateParams) => true
(10) $state.params.stateParams => undefined
(11) $stateParams.stateParams => undefined
(12) $stateParams.permissions => undefined
(13) $stateParams[0] => undefined
(14) $stateParams[1] => undefined
(15) $state.params[0] => undefined
(16) $state.params[1] => undefined
(17) […$stateParams] => []length: 0__proto__: Array[0]
(18) […$stateParams] => []length: 0__proto__: Array[0]
(19) Object.keys($stateParams) => []
(20) Object.keys($state.params) => []length: 0__proto__: Array[0]
(21) $stateParams.StateService => undefined
(22) $state.params.StateService => undefined
(23) $stateParams["StateService"] => undefined
(24) $state.get("permissions") => null