uniapp jump page code

Uniapp is a cross-platform development framework that can develop applications that support different platforms such as WeChat mini programs, H5, and App. In Uniapp, jumping to the page needs to be implemented using the routing mechanism provided by the Vue.js framework. This article will introduce the code implementation of the jump page in Uniapp.

1. Routing mechanism of Vue.js
Vue.js provides a powerful routing mechanism to facilitate developers to control page jumps and data flow. In Vue.js, the core idea of ​​routing is to map different page components to different URL addresses, so that jumps between pages can be achieved by changing the URL address. The routing mechanism consists of two core components: router and router-view.

1. Router
   Router is the core component that implements routing in Vue.js. It is responsible for monitoring changes in URL addresses and rendering different page views based on changes in URL addresses. In Uniapp, we can initialize the router by configuring routing information in the pages.json file. The following is a simple pages.json configuration example:

{
"pages": [

{
  "path": "pages/index/index",
  "name": "index"
},
{
  "path": "pages/detail/detail",
  "name": "detail"
}

]
}

In the above example , we define two pages: index and detail. These two pages correspond to the index folder and detail folder in the pages directory respectively. Among them, the path attribute represents the URL address of the page, and the name attribute represents the name of the page, which can be used to dynamically generate the URL address in the code. In the page, we can use the routing mechanism of Vue.js to jump between pages.

2. Routing view
   Routing view is the core component for rendering page views in Vue.js. It renders different page components to different URL addresses. In Uniapp, we need to use the component in the page to render the view component corresponding to the current page. Here is a simple route view example:

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above In the example, we define a simple page component to display a title and a piece of content. The component will be rendered to the corresponding URL address. Uniapp will automatically render the component to the corresponding page based on the router's configuration.

2. Page jump in Uniapp
There are two ways to implement page jump in Uniapp: using the built-in method $router provided by Vue.js and using the API interface uni.navigateTo provided by Uniapp. Below we introduce the implementation methods of these two methods respectively.

1. Use the built-in method $router provided by Vue.js
   $router is a built-in method provided by the Vue.js routing mechanism. It can jump to the page by calling the router.push() method. . Here is an example of a simple $router:

<script><br>export default {<br> methods: {</p><div class="code" style="position:relative; padding:0px; margin:0px;"><pre class='brush:php;toolbar:false;'>goToDetail() { this.$router.push({ name: 'detail' }) }</pre><div class="contentsignin">Copy after login</div></div><p>}<br>}<br></script>

above In the example, we define a button and bind the goToDetail method to realize the function of jumping to the details page after clicking the button. In the goToDetail method, we call the this.$router.push({ name: 'detail' }) method to implement page jump. The parameter of this method is an object containing the name of the jump target page (defined in pages.json).

2. Use the API interface uni.navigateTo provided by Uniapp
   Uniapp provides a series of API interfaces to implement different functions. Among them, the uni.navigateTo interface can realize the page jump function. Here is an example of a simple uni.navigateTo:

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