Without them, it's a static literal string, and it will be parsed as such. Note: For dynamic routes, you need to name the file in a set of square brackets. For each component - a router will serve a page based on that component.Ī React component is a page in Next's eyes, and is served automatically on the path corresponding to its filename.įor instance, suppose we create a component, contact.js, within the /pages directory: You don't need to install any additional packages, such as react-router-dom, or configure a router at all.Īll Next.js projects include a default /pages directory, which is the home of all of the React components you'll be using. Next.js makes creating multi-page applications with React ridiculously easy with its default file-system-based router. Next.js is ultimately an extension for React, and it does introduce a couple of new things that make React application development simpler and faster - starting with Next.js pages. The standard package.json, package-lock.json and node_modules are there, however, we've also got the /pages, /public and /styles directories, as well as a file!
README.md node_modules/ package.json public/ Once the tool finished initializing a skeleton project, let's move to the directory and take a peek inside: $ cd weather-app $ ls Note: If you don't already have create-next-app installed - npx will prompt you to install it automatically.
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