Cleanse your Angular components of Route specific code

Angular applications using Firebase authentication can become difficult to maintain when components combine sign-in actions, asynchronous redirect handling, user-state checks, and navigation logic, often leading to complex templates and dependencies. The example moves Google sign-in redirect processing from a login component’s initialization method into a reusable Angular Route Guard, where the guard checks AngularFireAuth for a redirect result and sends authenticated users to a profile route while allowing other visitors to continue to the requested route. By attaching the guard to selected routes through Angular Router configuration, the login component only needs to initiate the sign-in redirect, eliminating its Router dependency and separating route-specific behavior from component responsibilities.

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