vue route automatic redirect

To automatically redirect routes in Vue, you can use the redirect option in the route configuration. Here are the steps to achieve this:

Define your routes: In your Vue application, you will have a routes array where you define your routes. Each route is an object with properties like path, component, and redirect.
Specify the redirect property: For the route that you want to redirect, add the redirect property and set its value to the path of the route you want to redirect to. For example, if you want to redirect from /old to /new, the redirect property will be set as redirect: '/new'.
Implement the redirect in the router: In the main router file, import the Vue Router and create a new instance of it. In the router configuration, import the component for each route and define the routes array.
Add the routes array to the Vue Router instance: Inside the Vue Router instance, add the routes array that you defined earlier. This associates the routes with the Vue Router instance.
Mount the Vue Router instance: Finally, mount the Vue Router instance to your Vue application by using the router option when creating the Vue instance.

With these steps, you have configured the automatic redirect in Vue routes. When a user navigates to the specified route, they will be automatically redirected to the new specified route.