ui-shell-routing

Client-side routing with role-based access control is implemented by defining authoritative URL structures and applying route guards. These guards enforce authentication, consent, role checks, and tenant scope validation before allowing navigation to protected routes.

Preserving user progress during page navigation is handled through state persistence and restoration mechanisms. The system specifically restores scroll positions and filter states for list views, ensuring users do not lose their place when navigating away and back.

Route guards manage navigation by enforcing consistent URL contracts and monitoring active processes. They handle page transitions by displaying loading indicators and triggering confirmation prompts to prevent users from leaving during active simulations.

Defining URL structures for different user types involves establishing an authoritative routing map that separates public, learner, lecturer, and super-admin routes. This structure ensures predictable navigation and maintains the integrity of deep links and bookmarks across the platform.

Client-side routing state management in this context operates with no external dependencies. It self-contains the URL structure definitions, navigation guards, and state preservation logic within the platform's internal design.

Deep links and bookmarks break during client-side navigation when route definitions lack a consistent URL contract. Enforcing an authoritative URL structure and defined route guards prevents this issue and maintains deep link integrity.