infra: added basic GET APIs for paths and topics - #41
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Hi @Faisal-Waleed-Dawoud , thanks for setting up the API routes. The use of await params is correct in Next.js 15. However, I noticed a few issues: |
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What did you change?
I created 3 API routes containing GET methods for getting data.
paths API: gets the paths and returns Response.json so that it can be fetched in the page
pathSlug API: gets a specific path and returns Response.json containing its topics so that it can be fetched in the page
topicSlug API: gets a specific topic with its information and returns Response.json so that it can be fetched in the page
What issue does this fix?
#16
Checklist:
-[ Yes ] I tested my code locally
-[ Yes ] My code works
-[ Yes ] I didn't break anything else