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Allow href in Links to be a string
See original GitHub issueSince Next allows href to be a string in Links, it would be nice to also offer this more compact syntax (e.g.: Allow users to write href="/" instead of href={{ pathname: '/' }}). We can still make this typed so that only the corresponding string literals are allowed.
If this sounds like a good idea, I can create the PR with the implementation 😃
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Yes continuing with the implementation sounds great, thanks
Hey @MariaSolOs I had this in an early version of nextjs-routes but the TypeScript error messages had poorer DX. Any typos in routes would present an error message using the first member of the routes union rather than the most similar member. This was several months ago so if the TS inference has improved in more recent versions or if you can find a way to express the type differently that helps TS yield a better error message (maybe a conditional type with the string and object variants instead of a single union?) I’m open to it. Also happy to support this via a config option if we can’t overcome the error messaging DX.