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These all expect you to write some additional JS to react to that situation, but I wonder if we could either 1) come up with a solution that doesn't require that, and can determine everything directly in the file name, or 2) have our own version of front matter/pre-load JS that fills out the necessary fields.
I think the most ideal scenario would be to have the template and the instructions for the template as close as possible to each other if not in the same file.
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Next.js has this cool method for rendering dynamic pages by adding extra info in the file. Sapper has a version of it too. Eleventy does it in its front matter but I find this incredibly confusing.
These all expect you to write some additional JS to react to that situation, but I wonder if we could either 1) come up with a solution that doesn't require that, and can determine everything directly in the file name, or 2) have our own version of front matter/pre-load JS that fills out the necessary fields.
I think the most ideal scenario would be to have the template and the instructions for the template as close as possible to each other if not in the same file.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: