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Hi all,
I'm starting with NextJS (it looks awesome, great job!) but I have a doubt.
I see twice the documentation, but I don't see anything about nested routers. How can I do it??
Something like (/cats/:shomecat/dogs/).
I see that I can do it if in the dogsController: @controller('cats/:hash/dogs')
But, what about the possibility to nested routers?? Import the dogsModule inside the catsModule and avoid the 'cats/:hash/dogs'.
A reference/example on pure Javascript + Express: http://katieleonard.ca/blog/2016/nested-routes-with-expressjs/
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I think we already discussing this in #255 check this out.
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Thanks @shekohex it's the same! Sorry, I close this! ;-)
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Hi all,
I'm starting with NextJS (it looks awesome, great job!) but I have a doubt.
I see twice the documentation, but I don't see anything about nested routers. How can I do it??
Something like (/cats/:shomecat/dogs/).
I see that I can do it if in the dogsController:
@controller('cats/:hash/dogs')
But, what about the possibility to nested routers?? Import the dogsModule inside the catsModule and avoid the 'cats/:hash/dogs'.
A reference/example on pure Javascript + Express:
http://katieleonard.ca/blog/2016/nested-routes-with-expressjs/
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: