# Route The `Route` component should be used for the top-level component for *every* route/page template. It provides/will provide functionality (along with the `` component) for setting and announcing the title of the page, passing data down through the route/template hierarchy, automatic orchestration of nested routing and visual animating/transitioning between routes. ## Arguments | Argument | Type | Default | Description | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | `name` | `String` | `undefined` | The name of the route in ember routeName format e.g. `dc.services.index`. This is generally the `routeName` variable that is available to you in all Consul UI route/page level templates.| | `title` | `String` | `undefined` | Deprecated: The title for this page (eventually passed through to the `{{page-title}}` helper. This argument should be omitted if a title change isn't required. Also see the exported `` component which is now preferred | | `titleSeparator` | `String` | `undefined` | Deprecated: This can be used in the top-level route to configure the separator for the `{{page-title}}` helper. Also see the exported `<Title />` component which is now preferred | ## Exports | export | Type | Default | Description | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | `model` | `Object` | `undefined` | Arbitrary hash of data passed down from the parent route/outlet | | `params` | `Object` | `undefined` | An object/merge of **all** optional route params and normal route params | | `Title` | `Component` | `` | An inline component to allow you to set a title within the Route component | | `Announcer` | `Component` | `` | An inline component to allow you to specify where the route announcer is rendered. This should be at the very top of your app probably under your `<Route />` in `application.hbs` | ```hbs <!-- application.hbs --> <Route @name={{routeName}} as |route|> <route.Announcer /> ... </Route> <!-- All route templates that change the title --> <Route @name={{routeName}} as |route|> <h1><route.Title @title="Page Title" /></h1> {{route.model.dc.Name}} </Route> ``` Every page/route template has a `routeName` variable exposed specifically to allow you to use this to set the `@name` of the route. The `<Title @title=""/>` component should be used to control the title of the page. This component also yields the value of the `@title` attribute allowing you to use it to avoid repeating the title of the page for things like reusing the same value for a `<h1>`. The `Title` component is one of the only components which uses an attribute to specify textual copy, this makes it hard to add further HTML elements to the value of `@title` which would not be supported in the HTML `<title>` element.