Setting Up the Project Environment

Step 1: Create a Vue.js application.

npm create vue@latest

Step 2: Navigate to your project directory and install dependencies:

cd your-project-name
npm install

Step 3: Install Vue Router.

npm install vue-router@4

Step 4: Create a Router File

Now, create a new folder named router and a file inside it named index.js. This index.js file will contain all the route configurations for our Vue.js application.

Step 5: Register vue router in main.js.

In this step Vue Router is integrated into our project by registering it in the main.js file. This step enables the application to utilize the capabilities of Vue Router, such as accessing and manipulating URL query parameters.

Step 6: Create a QueryParameters Component

To handle the display of query parameters, create a new file inside the views directory named QueryParameters.vue. This file will contain the Vue.js component that will fetch and display the query parameters from the URL.

Step 7: Create a Home Component

Inside the views directory, create a new file named HomeView.vue. This file will contain the Vue.js component that includes the navigation buttons.

Query parameters are part of a URL that assigns values to specified parameters. They start after the question mark and are separated by ampersands (“&”) in the URL. For example, in the URL https://example.com?name=John&age=23, name=John and age=23 are query parameters. The below-listed methods can be utilized to get the query parameters from a URL in VueJS.