I\'m able to get current route\'s path like: /about, /, /news with location.path(). But how can I get its alias instead (the \'as\' part in the definition of a route)?
Can't see a way of getting it, but one alternative is to use RouteData to pass the alias of the route
https://angular.io/docs/ts/latest/api/router/RouteData-class.html