Hi,
Sorry it’s me again!
Considering the changes in the generate routes configuration, I’m stuck because I have more than one dynamic routes to use.
I was using this, and I don’t see how to "translate" it to the new way:
routeParams: {
'/blog/:slug': function () {
return axios.get('https://rest.emmanuelbeziat.com/posts')
.then((response) => {
return response.data.map((post) => {
return { slug: post.slug }
})
})
},
'/portfolio/:slug': function () {
return axios.get('https://rest.emmanuelbeziat.com/portfolio')
.then((response) => {
return response.data.map((portfolio) => {
return { slug: portfolio.slug }
})
})
}
}
As the docs suggest to have a return, I don’t know how to pass it multiple routes. I took a look at the docs’s source, but it seems it’s still using the previous version.
Sorry, this one is totally a lack of JS knowledge on my side…
Thanks for your help.
hi @EmmanuelBeziat meet you again
I just tested nuxt 0.10.0 route generate and i18n language folder path .
It's look working perfect . 👍 👍 👍
this is my test for generate , with 2 kind of dynamic page
http://tasteful-cars.surge.sh/
and this is my test code on github.
https://github.com/ausir0726/nuxt-route-with-params
but just can only provide you a Chinese example @@
hope it can help you .
for your question , you can see nuxt.config.js .
async/await will easier handle call back and promise
because you should have muti route and muti pages from api .
generate: {
async routes() {
const { data: category_cis } = await axios.get('apiurl.json');
const { data: category_website } = await axios.get('apiurl.json');
const post1Page = category_cis.results.map((post) => { return `/post1/${post.slug}`; });
const post2Page = category_website.results.map((post) => { return `/post2/${post.slug}`; });
return [...post1Page,...post2Page];
}
},
@EmmanuelBeziat, this should work in your case:
generate: {
async routes() {
const blogs = await axios.get('https://rest.emmanuelbeziat.com/posts');
const portfolios = await axios.get('https://rest.emmanuelbeziat.com/portfolio');
const b_slugs = blogs.data.map(post => `/blog/${post.slug}`);
const p_slugs = portfolios.data.map(portfolio =>`/portfolio/${portfolio.slug}`);
return [...b_slugs,...p_slugs];
}
},
Thanks to both of you!
just a note for someone search problem landing this page.
note
use async/await or arrow function you need compatible node.js version .
async/await >= 7.6
https://github.com/ausir0726/nuxt-route-with-params/issues/1
@ausir0726 Excellent! Thanks
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just a note for someone search problem landing this page.
noteuse async/await or arrow function you need compatible node.js version .
async/await >= 7.6
https://github.com/ausir0726/nuxt-route-with-params/issues/1