Bump nextjs-routes from 2.2.1 to 2.2.2

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Bumps nextjs-routes from 2.2.1 to 2.2.2.

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v2.2.2

2.2.2

• Adds support for Next.js's app directory. Link accepts either static routes (no url parameters) or a RouteLiteral string, which can be generated by the route helper from this library:

  import { route } from "nextjs-routes";
  <Link
  href={route({
  pathname: "/foos/[foo]",
  query: { foo: "bar" },
  })}
  >
  Baz
  </Link>;

• Add RouteLiteral type. This type represents a string that has been confirmed to be a validated application route and can be passed to Link or useRouter. This is a TypeScript branded type.

  import { RouteLiteral } from "nextjs-routes";

  route returns a RouteLiteral. If you construct a route string you can cast it to a RouteLiteral so that Link and useRouter will accept it:

  const myRoute = `/foos/${foo}` as RouteLiteral
  

  In general, prefer using the route helper to generate routes.

• Refine types for usePathname, useRouter and useParams from "next/navigation" to use nextjs-routes generated types.

• Fix generated routes when using parallel-routes and intercepting-routes.

• Fix ref type for Link. Previously ref was missing, now it's correctly typed.

Full Changelog: tatethurston/nextjs-routes@v2.2.1...v2.2.2

v2.2.2-rc.4

2.2.2

• Adds support for Next.js's app directory. Link accepts either static routes (no url parameters) or a RouteLiteral string, which can be generated by the route helper from this library:

  import { route } from "nextjs-routes";
  <Link
  href={route({
  pathname: "/foos/[foo]",

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Changelog

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2.2.2

• Adds support for Next.js's app directory. Link accepts either static routes (no url parameters) or a RouteLiteral string, which can be generated by the route helper from this library:

  import { route } from "nextjs-routes";
  <Link
  href={route({
  pathname: "/foos/[foo]",
  query: { foo: "bar" },
  })}
  >
  Baz
  </Link>;

• Add RouteLiteral type. This type represents a string that has been confirmed to be a validated application route and can be passed to Link or useRouter. This is a TypeScript branded type.

  import { RouteLiteral } from "nextjs-routes";

  route returns a RouteLiteral. If you construct a route string you can cast it to a RouteLiteral so that Link and useRouter will accept it:

  const myRoute = `/foos/${foo}` as RouteLiteral
  

  In general, prefer using the route helper to generate routes.

• Refine types for usePathname, useRouter and useParams from "next/navigation" to use nextjs-routes generated types.

• Fix generated routes when using parallel-routes and intercepting-routes.

• Fix ref type for Link. Previously ref was missing, now it's correctly typed.

Commits

• 0516c38 add useRouter from next/navigation (#201)
• 0956f4f Tatthurs/nextjs link type (#200)
• a36e8a1 config: no blank issues (#199)
• e922f14 Update issue templates
• c917293 Add support for parallel and intercept routes (#197)
• 5484840 add next-naviation type helpers (#196)
• 71afd45 add prerelease handling to publish
• 2ae2190 Update README.md (#193)
• 28fc7b2 Add app directory support (#192)
• 5e0c1e3 update deps (#191)
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