Is .index suffix the only way to make routes "exact"?
react
I dont know if im missing something, but the default seems strange to me.
Lets say I have these routes
tvShows.tsx - shows a list of tv shows
tvShows/$slug.tsx - shows details for a show
tvShows/$slug/$seasonNr.tsx - shows details for a season of the show
Currently, if I were to do this route 2/3 will never be hit. It will always default to tvShows.tsx.
The only way I found to fix this was to change the first 2 to
tvShows.index.tsx
tvShows/$slug.index.tsx
(and probably put it on 3 too, just in case I ever add another page for episodes for example)
I understand the first one is using the outlet approach. But it seems strange to me that that is the default. I would expect it to be the inverse.
I now have to add .index to basically every single file.
Actually using outlets is rare for me. I do it pretty much only for the layouts. I would assume its the same for most people. It feels like im missing something...
Lets say I have these routes
tvShows.tsx - shows a list of tv shows
tvShows/$slug.tsx - shows details for a show
tvShows/$slug/$seasonNr.tsx - shows details for a season of the show
Currently, if I were to do this route 2/3 will never be hit. It will always default to tvShows.tsx.
The only way I found to fix this was to change the first 2 to
tvShows.index.tsx
tvShows/$slug.index.tsx
(and probably put it on 3 too, just in case I ever add another page for episodes for example)
I understand the first one is using the outlet approach. But it seems strange to me that that is the default. I would expect it to be the inverse.
I now have to add .index to basically every single file.
Actually using outlets is rare for me. I do it pretty much only for the layouts. I would assume its the same for most people. It feels like im missing something...
