dashboard/shell/pages/index.vue

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Vue

<script>
import { SEEN_WHATS_NEW } from '@shell/store/prefs';
import { getVersionInfo } from '@shell/utils/version';
const resolveRoute = (route, router) => {
try {
return route ? router.resolve(route) : null;
} catch (e) {
return null;
}
};
const validRoute = (route, router) => {
return !!route && !!resolveRoute(route, router)?.matched?.length;
};
export default {
beforeMount() {
const seenWhatsNew = this.$store.getters['prefs/get'](SEEN_WHATS_NEW);
const versionInfo = getVersionInfo(this.$store);
const isSingleProduct = this.$store.getters['isSingleProduct'];
const dashboardHome = { name: 'home' };
// If this is a new version, then take the user to the home page to view the release notes
if (versionInfo.fullVersion !== seenWhatsNew && !isSingleProduct) {
return this.$router.replace(dashboardHome);
}
const afterLoginRouteObject = this.$store.getters['prefs/afterLoginRoute'];
const targetRoute = resolveRoute(afterLoginRouteObject, this.$router);
// If target route is /, then we will loop with endless redirect - so detect that here and
// redirect to /home, which is what we would do below, if there was no `afterLoginRouteObject`
if (targetRoute?.fullPath === '/') {
return this.$router.replace(dashboardHome);
}
// Confirm this is a valid route (it could have come from an uninstalled plugin)
if (validRoute(afterLoginRouteObject, this.$router)) {
// Take the user to the configured login route
return this.$router.replace(afterLoginRouteObject);
}
if (validRoute(isSingleProduct?.afterLoginRoute, this.$router)) {
return this.$router.replace(isSingleProduct.afterLoginRoute);
}
return this.$router.replace(dashboardHome);
}
};
</script>
<template>
<div />
</template>