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Hot code 🔥
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Like you said: try to figure out a way so that you don't have to use inidvidual dummy ng routing modules for every single page. Of course, you can still merge this as this can still be implemented in the future.
display: flex | ||
height: 100vh | ||
align-items: center | ||
justify-content: center |
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flashbacks 😁
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Oh yes 😆
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ngOnInit(): void { | ||
this.route.params.subscribe(params => { | ||
this.accountService.confirm(params.token).subscribe((_) => { |
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kind of bugs me 😅 Maybe find a way to tell our code inspector to ignore this one. I see no benefit in wrapping an underscore in parantheses, it just adds another step for my brain to ignore these parentheses when reading the code and thus makes it harder to understand (although only slightly).
<frontend-url>/activate/<token>