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In my router.js file, when I'm using the beforeEach method, I get path and fullPath in the properties of to and from parameters. I'm wondering which one I should use for redirection purpose. I've seen both been used and I don't when to use which, and what is the difference between both.

An exemple:

export default new Router(
 mode: 'history',
 base: process.env.BASE_URL,
 routes: [
 path: 'login'
 beforeEnter: (to, from, next) => 
 console.log(to, from) // the routes
 if (User.loggedIn()) 
 next(from.fullPath) // or maybe `from.path`
 else 
 next()
 
 ,
 ]
)

From the Vue API Reference:

• 
  $route.fullPath
  
  • type: string
    
    The full resolved URL including query and hash.
  
  


• 
  $route.path
  
  • type: string
    
    A string that equals the path of the current route, always resolved as an absolute path. e.g. "/foo/bar".
  
  

path: A string that is equal to the path of the current route,
always resolved as an absolute path.
Example: /user/11/posts, /user/37/posts

fullPath: The complete URL, including query and hash.

Others...

params: An object that contains key / value pairs of
segments.
query: An object that contains key / value pairs of the
url value string. For example, for
/ foo? user = 1, we have $ route.query.user == 1.
hash: The hash of the current path (without #), if one exists. If
no hash is present, value will be a string
empty.
matched: An Array containing route records for all
nested path segments of the current route. The
route records are the copies of the objects in the
route configuration.
name: The name of the current route, if one exists.