Differences from Vue Router

Vue Router	vue-router-ns
createWebHistory() and friends	No history option: the native stack is the history.
<RouterView> swaps components	<RouterView> is a Frame. Every navigation is a page in its stack.
useRoute() is the current route	Inside a page, it's that page's route.
onBeforeRouteLeave runs on any departure	Runs when the page leaves the stack. A push on top keeps it alive.
onBeforeRouteUpdate	Not available: different params mean a new page.
router.forward(), go(n > 0)	There is no forward history.
Nested <RouterView> through children	children nest paths and merge meta. Nested UI is another <RouterView>.
beforeEnter runs on back navigations	Going back reveals a page that already exists, so only leave guards and global guards run.
A guard redirect during back	Becomes a push to the redirect target.
next() in guards	Return values only.
Unknown paths render nothing	push rejects with No route matches. Add a catch-all route (/:pathMatch(.*)*) if you want a not-found page.
scrollBehavior	Not applicable. hash is kept in locations for parity.

What's only here

backTo(), backToRoot(), setStack(), pushForResult(), back({ result }), onPageActivated(), onPageDeactivated(), useBackGesture(), modal routes, named frames, withParents, restore, and a reactive router.stack.