How do I create dynamic routes in Next.js?
To create dynamic routes in Next.js, you can use the file system-based routing feature. Create a folder named pages
and inside it, create a file with square brackets, like [id].js
, where id
is a dynamic segment.
Can you give me an example of how to implement this?
Sure! If you have a blog, you can create a file called [slug].js
in the pages/posts
directory. Then, use getStaticPaths
to define the paths that should be pre-rendered.
What about fetching data for these dynamic routes?
You can use getStaticProps
in your [slug].js
file to fetch data based on the dynamic route. This function runs at build time and allows you to fetch data for each route.
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