The author of the issue, bconnorwhite, wants to add a page for each problem in the climbing route application. Currently, the application displays a list of climbing routes based on the user's location and search criteria, but there is no dedicated page for each individual climbing route (or "problem").
Approach:
To address this issue, we can follow the routing conventions of Next.js, which the application seems to be using. According to the Next.js documentation, we can create a new route by adding a new page.tsx file in the src/app directory. The name of the file (or the directory it's in) will determine the URL of the new route.
In this case, we want to create a new page for each climbing route. This suggests that we need dynamic routing, as the exact number and names of the routes are not known in advance and can change based on the user's location and search criteria. Next.js supports dynamic routes with the [param] syntax. For example, we can create a src/app/problem/[id]/page.tsx file to create a route for each problem, where [id] is the unique identifier of the problem.
The new page.tsx file should export a React component that fetches the data for the specified problem and renders it. The id parameter can be accessed with the useRouter hook from next/router.
Next Steps:
Before starting the task, it would be helpful to confirm the approach with the author of the issue. If the author agrees with the approach, we can start the task to modify the codebase. The deliverables would be:
A new src/app/problem/[id]/page.tsx file that exports a React component for the problem page.
Modifications to the existing code to link to the new problem pages.
Proposed Response:
Hi @bconnorwhite,
To address this issue, I propose creating a new dynamic route for each problem using Next.js's routing conventions. We can create a new src/app/problem/[id]/page.tsx file that exports a React component for the problem page. The [id] in the file path is a placeholder for the unique identifier of each problem.
The new problem page would fetch the data for the specified problem and render it. The id parameter can be accessed with the useRouter hook from next/router.
Does this approach sound good to you? If so, I can start working on this task. The deliverables would be the new page.tsx file and modifications to the existing code to link to the new problem pages.
Issue Summary:
The author of the issue, bconnorwhite, wants to add a page for each problem in the climbing route application. Currently, the application displays a list of climbing routes based on the user's location and search criteria, but there is no dedicated page for each individual climbing route (or "problem").
Approach:
To address this issue, we can follow the routing conventions of Next.js, which the application seems to be using. According to the Next.js documentation, we can create a new route by adding a new
page.tsxfile in thesrc/appdirectory. The name of the file (or the directory it's in) will determine the URL of the new route.In this case, we want to create a new page for each climbing route. This suggests that we need dynamic routing, as the exact number and names of the routes are not known in advance and can change based on the user's location and search criteria. Next.js supports dynamic routes with the
[param]syntax. For example, we can create asrc/app/problem/[id]/page.tsxfile to create a route for each problem, where[id]is the unique identifier of the problem.The new
page.tsxfile should export a React component that fetches the data for the specified problem and renders it. Theidparameter can be accessed with theuseRouterhook fromnext/router.Next Steps:
Before starting the task, it would be helpful to confirm the approach with the author of the issue. If the author agrees with the approach, we can start the task to modify the codebase. The deliverables would be:
src/app/problem/[id]/page.tsxfile that exports a React component for the problem page.Proposed Response:
Hi @bconnorwhite,
To address this issue, I propose creating a new dynamic route for each problem using Next.js's routing conventions. We can create a new
src/app/problem/[id]/page.tsxfile that exports a React component for the problem page. The[id]in the file path is a placeholder for the unique identifier of each problem.The new problem page would fetch the data for the specified problem and render it. The
idparameter can be accessed with theuseRouterhook fromnext/router.Does this approach sound good to you? If so, I can start working on this task. The deliverables would be the new
page.tsxfile and modifications to the existing code to link to the new problem pages.Best, [Your Name]