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@triyanox/next-routes

v0.1.5

Published

You will never have broken links in your Next.js app again

Downloads

44

Readme

@triyanox/next-routes - Never worry about broken links in your Next.js app again!

@triyanox/next-routes is a powerful plugin for Next.js that ensures your application's links are always valid. It generates routes and utilities for your application, making link management a breeze.

Roadmap

  • [x] Support TypeScript out of the box
  • [x] Support Next.js 13+ app directory structure
  • [x] Generate routes and utilities for your application
  • [x] Support static routes (e.g. /about)
  • [x] Support dynamic routes (e.g. /[slug])
  • [x] Support route groups (e.g. (auth)/login)
  • [ ] Support catch-all routes (e.g. /[...slug])
  • [ ] Support optional catch-all routes (e.g. /[[...slug]])
  • [ ] more features coming soon...

Installation

Install @triyanox/next-routes using your favorite package manager:

# pnpm
pnpm add @triyanox/next-routes

# bun
bun add @triyanox/next-routes

# npm
npm i @triyanox/next-routes

# yarn
yarn add @triyanox/next-routes

Usage

Basic Setup

  1. In your next.config.js file, add the following:
import withRoutes from '@triyanox/next-routes';
// if you are using the `src` directory you can just
// wrap your config object with `withRoutes`

const config = withRoutes({
  //... your next config
});

export default config;
  1. Import link$ function from @/lib and use it in your components:
import link$ from '@/lib';
import Link from 'next/link';

const MyComponent = () => {
  return (
    <Link
      href={link$({
          path: '/[slug]',
          params: {
            slug: 'home',
          },
          hash: 'my-hash',
          query: {
            foo: 'bar',
          },
      })}
    >
      Home
    </Link>
  );
};
  1. Run your app and enjoy!

Advanced Setup

You can customize the behavior of @triyanox/next-routes by passing an options object to the withRoutes function. Here's an example:

import withRoutes from '@triyanox/next-routes';
import path from 'path';
import { cwd } from 'process';

// this is an example not using the `src` directory
const config = withRoutes(
  {
    //... your next config
  },
  {
    appDir: path.resolve(cwd(), './app'),
    declarationPath: path.resolve(
      cwd(),
      './node_modules/@types/next-routes/index.d.ts',
    ),
    utilsPath: path.resolve(cwd(), './lib/link.ts'),
  },
);

export default config;

In this example, the appDir, declarationPath, and utilsPath options are used to customize the behavior of @triyanox/next-routes.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please read our contributing guidelines for more information.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.