I am loading some backend api data on homepage in ngOnInit()

export class MyComponent{
 homepagedata:any; // displayed on the html 

ngOnInit() {
   this.homepagedata=// calling service 
}

}

This is my routes

{
    path: 'home',
    ponent: HomeComponent,
    children: [


        {  
            path: 'dashboard/:userid', // 
            ponent: DashboardComponent,
        },

    ]
}

So when I navigate to dashboard ,and then navigate again to home ,my home ponent doesn't gets refreshed ,may be because ngOnInit() is called once .How to call this ngOnit() every time I navigate to home.I tried with ngAfterViewInit() but its also only called once.

I found a similar problem here.But here it is navigating after the function call ,which is not in my case .There are many child ponents in my case ,and I am looking for one solution that can fit all.Thanks

I am loading some backend api data on homepage in ngOnInit()

export class MyComponent{
 homepagedata:any; // displayed on the html 

ngOnInit() {
   this.homepagedata=// calling service 
}

}

This is my routes

{
    path: 'home',
    ponent: HomeComponent,
    children: [


        {  
            path: 'dashboard/:userid', // 
            ponent: DashboardComponent,
        },

    ]
}

So when I navigate to dashboard ,and then navigate again to home ,my home ponent doesn't gets refreshed ,may be because ngOnInit() is called once .How to call this ngOnit() every time I navigate to home.I tried with ngAfterViewInit() but its also only called once.

I found a similar problem here.But here it is navigating after the function call ,which is not in my case .There are many child ponents in my case ,and I am looking for one solution that can fit all.Thanks

• javascript
• angular

2 Answers 2

Perhaps you can have your parent ponent listen for route changes and update your data accordingly:

export class MyComponent {
    homepageData: any;

    constructor(private router: Router) {
       this.router.events.subscribe(event => {
         if (event instanceof NavigationEnd) {    
             // update this.homepageData
       });
     }
     ...
}

One solution could be to listen to the router event corresponding to the navigation to your home page and load data when it happens.
Here is a stackblitz demonstrating a possible implementation.

@Component({
    template: `
        <p>home page content (load count: {{loadCount}})</p>
        <hr>
        <p>child page:</p>
        <router-outlet></router-outlet>
    `,
})
export class HomeComponent
{
    loadCount = 0;

    constructor ( private router: Router )
    {
        // On router event...
        this.router.events
            // ...if event is a navigation end and if target is home page...
            .pipe(filter(event =>
                event instanceof NavigationEnd && event.urlAfterRedirects === '/home',
            ))
            // ...load data.
            .subscribe(() => this.load());
    }

    private load ()
    {
        // Simulate data loading by incrementing a counter.
        console.log('load home data');
        this.loadCount++;
    }
}