Private Routes in Next JS | Mastering Next JS | Next JS Tutorials
Summary
This video provides an introduction to private routes in Next.js, explaining how to prevent certain folders from being accessed as routes.
Highlights
💻 Private routes using underscores: A folder named with an underscore prefix (e.g., `_profile`) will not be accessible as a route, making it a private route.
🧭 Accessing private routes: To access a private route, you need to use a percentage sign followed by "5f" (`%5f`) instead of the underscore in the URL.
🔐 Example: The video demonstrates creating a folder named `_profile`, showing that it's not accessible as a route.
📁 Nested folders: The video briefly mentions the possibility of creating private nested folders, but doesn't provide a specific example.
📺 More to come: The speaker mentions that they will cover other types of routes in future videos.
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