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@stnew/prismic

This package exports:

urlResolver - A helper function to create link resolvers.

urlResolver

The urlResolver function will help Prismic and (optionally) Next.js resolve the correct prismic documents when you wire up links.

Inside each function is a hash map. The key is the API ID of your Prismic "Single" or "Repeatable" type.

Each route contains up to three keys:

href: The URL of the page that will resolve to when passed to our Link component
page: (optional): The Next.js page to resolve to. Only neccessary if you're using hrefResolver or PrismicLink
root: (optional): The uid of the index page from Prismic

"Single" types, will resolve directly to href. "Repeatable" types resolve to a the href + the uid field, and you can use the root field in conjuction with that to filter out the root uid, so that your URLs are clean.

resolvers

The urlResolver function will return two more functions.

linkResolver will resolve the url as you would see it in the address bar, such as /about-us or /blog/hello-world.
hrefResolver is for only for next/link components to resolve the correct route, such as /[page] or /blog/[...post]. If you're not using Next.js don't worry about it.

Example

resolvers.js

import { urlResolver } from '@sntew/prismic'

const routeMap = {
  home_page: {
    href: '/',
    page: '/',
  },
  about_page: {
    href: '/about',
    page: '/about',
  }
  privacy_page: {
    href: '/privacy',
    page: '/privacy/[[...uid]]',
    root: 'privacy-policy'
  }
}

export const { linkResolver, hrefResolver}  = urlResolver(routeMap)

NavLink.js

import NextLink from 'next/link'
import { linkResolver, hrefResolver } from './resolvers.js'

function NavLink({ href, label }) {
  return (
    <NextLink as={linkResolver(href)} href={hrefResolver(href)}>
      <a>{label}</a>
    </NextLink>
  )
}