🛣️ ReactJS – Dynamic Routes

Dynamic Routes in React Router

React Router supports two types of routing:

1. Static Routing: Routes are defined in a centralized location before rendering.
2. Dynamic Routing: Routes are initialized dynamically at runtime, when the page gets rendered.

Note: Give priority first to static routes, then dynamic routes.

In static routing, all routes are declared in a centralized file (e.g., App.jsx). These routes are loaded before the application starts rendering.

In dynamic routing, the routing configuration is defined as components render. Routes can include dynamic parameters such as :id for user profiles, product details, etc.

Dynamic routes should be declared after static routes. Otherwise, React Router may match dynamic parameters before static ones.

For example, always declare /users/admin before /users/:id.