How do I implement routing in a Next.js app using TypeScript?

How do I implement routing in a Next.js app using TypeScript?

To implement routing in a Next.js app with TypeScript, you can use the built-in file-based routing system. Create a new file in the pages directory, and the file name will correspond to the route.

Can you give me an example of a dynamic route?

Sure! For a dynamic route, you can create a file named [id].tsx in the pages/posts directory. This will match routes like /posts/1, /posts/2, etc.

How do I fetch data for these dynamic routes?

You can use getStaticProps and getStaticPaths to fetch data for dynamic routes at build time. This allows you to generate static pages for each dynamic route.

What about client-side routing?

For client-side routing, you can use the Link component from 'next/link'. It allows you to navigate between pages without a full page reload.