cc500 | CC500 : a tiny self-hosting C compiler | Interpreter library
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CC500: a tiny self-hosting C compiler. CC500: a tiny self-hosting C compiler. I wrote this tiny compiler, which translates a subset of C into x86 machine code, for fun. It has no use, unless it counts as educational. I called it CC500 because I initally guessed it would take about 500 lines. It turned out to be about 600 lines even without the comments and blank lines. With the comments and blank lines it has about 750 lines. It could be made shorter, but I wanted the code to be clear and simple rather than obfuscated.
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I am using NextJS to translate a CSV of data into static pages. Each page is pages/[slug].jsx
. I'm calling toLowerCase()
on the slug value inside [slug].jsx getStaticPaths()
and getStaticProps()
functions. The generated pages are lowercase. e.g. /ab101, /ab102, /cc500 all resolve to the pages/[slug].jsx page.
Unfortunately, people might hand type the url and may use caps or mixed case for the slug value, currently resulting in a 404.
QUESTION: How can I make routing case insensitive with respect to the slug value?
UPDATE
When I return fallback: true
from getStaticPaths()
, my [slug].jsx
file is hit even when there is not an exact path match. I can then check isFallback
as illustrated by Anish Antony below.
Additionally, the items
param that is passed to my page will be undefined when the page wasn't found. The router's pathname
value is "/[slug]"
and not the value of "slug". However, there is an asPath
value which contains useful data, e.g. /mixedCaseSlug?param=value&foo=bar
.
When the page renders, I check if it's a fallback. If it is, show a LOADING... message. Next will display that and call getStaticProps() to generate the "missing" page. You'll then re-render with the page data. In the event that getStaticProps couldn't get page data, I push a path that will lead to the built-in 404 page.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-26 at 13:05NextJS routes are case sensitive.You can use fallback property in getStaticPaths to catch the routes which aren't in the same case as the one provided by default in getStaticPaths.
Edit: I have updated the answer based on the discussion with Dave.
We can give fallback:true or fallback:"blocking" , if we give fallback:true we we can show a custom component which will be displayed till the time page is loaded.For fallback:"blocking" new paths not returned by getStaticPaths will wait for the HTML to be generated,
When we give fallback:true or "blocking" static page will be generated when the user first access the site and the generated page will be served for further visits.
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