Navigate and stop

Questions
1

How can I trigger a app.router.navigate() and then stop the execution?

I have some code like this:

if ( isAuth == true ) {
      app.router.navigate('/dashboard/')
};

// do login
app.router.navigate('/auth/login/');

now, if isAuth is true, page is changed to /dashboard/, but execution is not stopped and immediatly after i’m redirected to the /auth/login/ page

How can I stop the code execution when navigating to other pages ?

2

it should be

if(isAuth){
  app.router.navigate('/dashboard/');
} else {
  app.router.navigate('/auth/login/');
}

or

app.router.navigate(isAuth?'/dashboard/':'/auth/login/');
3

It was Just an example.
I can’t punt everything inside an if/else

4

This is something that i currently use:

 cordova.plugins.SecureKeyStore.get(function (res) {
     if ( res ) {
         auth = JSON.parse(res);

         if ( auth.username && auth.password ) {
             app.request.setup({
                 headers: {
                     'Authorization': 'Basic '+Base64.encode(auth.username+':'+auth.password)
                 }
             });

             app.router.navigate('/current-orders/');
         }
     }
 }, function (error) {
     auth = {}; 
     app.router.navigate('/auth/login/');
 }, "auth");

 console.log('fallback to failed auth');

as you can see, usually I put a fallback on the bottom, just in case the SecureKeyStore.get didn’t run properly.
similarly, I don’t use “else” for if ( res ). Because I don’t like to put tons of if/else everywhere. It much easier and cleaner to navigate out of the view and stop the rest of the code.

5

Question is more about coding structuring. In F7 if navigate launched there is no way to stop/prevent it. You need to structure your logic to make all the checks before calling navigate