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When building your app, at some point you might wanna move a page to a different URL. But at that point you could already have dozens of links pointing to that page with the given static URL. Example: We have the Login Page in /Account/Login and we have set dozens of links all over the Webapp like that: <a href="/Account/Login">Login</a>
Now, we want to move the Login page to this URL: /Account/User/Login. Now its a mess, all the links are broken and we have to fix em manually.
Describe the proposed solution
Add the feature to add a const that we can import from /Account/Login/+page.ts that contains the URL of that page. Yes, by moving the directory (and therefore the URL), the import wouldnt work anymore aswell. But vscode and other IDEs are fixing this issue already by automatically correcting the imports.
exportconstloginRoute=CURRENT.ROUTE;
Where CURRENT.ROUTE is determined during compile time, so its just like export const loginRoute = "/Account/Login" after the build completed.
Alternatives considered
The alternative is that we can manually make a mapping that we manually have to update...
Importance
would make my life easier
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Describe the problem
When building your app, at some point you might wanna move a page to a different URL. But at that point you could already have dozens of links pointing to that page with the given static URL. Example: We have the Login Page in
/Account/Login
and we have set dozens of links all over the Webapp like that:<a href="/Account/Login">Login</a>
Now, we want to move the Login page to this URL:
/Account/User/Login
. Now its a mess, all the links are broken and we have to fix em manually.Describe the proposed solution
Add the feature to add a
const
that we can import from/Account/Login/+page.ts
that contains the URL of that page. Yes, by moving the directory (and therefore the URL), the import wouldnt work anymore aswell. But vscode and other IDEs are fixing this issue already by automatically correcting the imports.Where
CURRENT.ROUTE
is determined during compile time, so its just likeexport const loginRoute = "/Account/Login"
after the build completed.Alternatives considered
The alternative is that we can manually make a mapping that we manually have to update...
Importance
would make my life easier
Additional Information
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: