Complete the code to define a dynamic route parameter in Remix.
export default function Post() {
const params = useParams();
return <div>Post ID: {params.[1]</div>;
}The dynamic route parameter is accessed via params.id when the route file is named $id.jsx.
Complete the code to fetch the dynamic parameter from the loader function.
export async function loader({ params }) {
const postId = params.[1];
return json({ postId });
}The loader receives the dynamic parameter as params.id if the route file is named $id.jsx.
Fix the error in the route file to correctly define a dynamic route parameter.
import { useParams } from '@remix-run/react'; export default function User() { const params = useParams(); return <div>User: {params.[1]</div>; } // The file is named users.$userId.jsx
The dynamic parameter matches the file name segment $userId, so use params.userId.
Fill both blanks to create a loader that fetches data using the dynamic parameter and returns JSON.
export async function loader({ [1] }) {
const id = [2].id;
const data = await fetchDataById(id);
return json(data);
}The loader receives an object with params. Use params.id to get the dynamic parameter.
Fill all three blanks to create a Remix route component that uses the loader data and dynamic parameter.
import { useLoaderData, useParams } from '@remix-run/react'; export default function Post() { const data = useLoaderData(); const [1] = useParams(); return ( <main> <h1>Post ID: [2].id</h1> <p>{data.content}</p> </main> ); } export async function loader({ [3] }) { const post = await getPostById([3].id); return json(post); }
The dynamic parameter is accessed via params both in the component and loader.