beforeEach navigation guard in Vue Router?beforeEach runs before every route change. It lets you check or stop navigation globally, like checking if a user is logged in before allowing access.
beforeEnter differ from beforeEach in Vue Router?beforeEnter runs only for a specific route, not globally. It guards just that route, so you can add checks only where needed.
beforeEach and beforeEnter receive?Both receive to (target route), from (current route), and next (function to continue or stop navigation).
beforeEach guard?Call next(false) to cancel navigation and stay on the current page.
beforeEnter guard.Use beforeEnter to check if a user has permission before entering an admin page, redirecting them if not allowed.
beforeEach runs globally before every route change.
beforeEnter guard?beforeEnter is set inside a route's config to guard that route only.
next(false) inside a navigation guard do?next(false) stops navigation and keeps the user on the current page.
beforeEach and beforeEnter receive?They receive to, from, and next to control navigation.
beforeEach is best for global checks like login status.
beforeEach and beforeEnter guards work in Vue Router and when to use each.