getQueryParams

Returns all query params of the current route.

Code example

For this example you add the route /product to your router and you are in /product?name=foo,category=bar route, if you want to know the name and the cagegory of the current product you should use the getQueryParams() method.

router.addRoute('/product', () => {
  const queryParams = router.getQueryParams()

  console.log(queryParams) // expected output: { name: 'foo', category: 'bar' }
})