vendix-frontend-routing

To configure Angular routing with guards and lazy loading, you define public routes under routes/public and private routes under routes/private, then apply AuthGuard and RolesGuard to enforce access control and dynamically load components.

Domain-based routing dynamically redirects users based on domain type. You need domain-based routing in modular frontend architectures requiring domain-driven entry points and role-based access across multiple user roles and domains.

You set up AuthGuard and RolesGuard for private routes by applying canActivate guards to your route definitions, ensuring the routing system enforces both user authentication and specific role-based authorization before navigation.

Yes, you can use domain routing and lazy loading for modular frontend architectures. This approach integrates DomainConfig to handle route data and dynamically load components across multiple user roles and domains.

The best way to separate public and private routes is to structure them under routes/public and routes/private directories, using guards to enforce secure access and lazy loading to optimize component delivery.