How to organize the routing and code base?
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Dwarf CrocodileOP
I am trying to add a marketing website and a product dashboard on the same domain.
1) Marketing Website ("/", "/demo", "/technology", "/contact-us")
- It should show Navbar + Footer (no Sidebar).
- It should be Accessible to everyone (logged in or not).
2) Login Page ("/login")
- Acts as the bridge between marketing and dashboard.
- No Navbar, Footer, or Sidebar.
3) Dashboard Interface (with its internal routes)
- Only accessible to logged-in users.
- Shows Sidebar (no Navbar or Footer).
- Different sidebar nav-links based on Admin or Client role.
Earlier I had just a Homepage ("/") , Login Page("/login"), and Dashboard (+ all its internal routes).
Earlier Code was:
App.js: https://codefile.io/f/tr2Gy4tjEJ
Sidebar.js: https://codefile.io/f/f7WhG8ix0s
1) Marketing Website ("/", "/demo", "/technology", "/contact-us")
- It should show Navbar + Footer (no Sidebar).
- It should be Accessible to everyone (logged in or not).
2) Login Page ("/login")
- Acts as the bridge between marketing and dashboard.
- No Navbar, Footer, or Sidebar.
3) Dashboard Interface (with its internal routes)
- Only accessible to logged-in users.
- Shows Sidebar (no Navbar or Footer).
- Different sidebar nav-links based on Admin or Client role.
Earlier I had just a Homepage ("/") , Login Page("/login"), and Dashboard (+ all its internal routes).
Earlier Code was:
App.js: https://codefile.io/f/tr2Gy4tjEJ
Sidebar.js: https://codefile.io/f/f7WhG8ix0s
7 Replies
Pacific sand lance
i don't see what's the problem?
@Pacific sand lance i don't see what's the problem?
Dwarf CrocodileOP
The question was too long, hold on, I'm halfway through shortening it
@Pacific sand lance i don't see what's the problem?
Dwarf CrocodileOP
Reframed my question.
@Dwarf Crocodile I am trying to add a marketing website and a product dashboard on the same domain.
1) Marketing Website ("/", "/demo", "/technology", "/contact-us")
- It should show Navbar + Footer (no Sidebar).
- It should be Accessible to everyone (logged in or not).
2) Login Page ("/login")
- Acts as the bridge between marketing and dashboard.
- No Navbar, Footer, or Sidebar.
3) Dashboard Interface (with its internal routes)
- Only accessible to logged-in users.
- Shows Sidebar (no Navbar or Footer).
- Different sidebar nav-links based on Admin or Client role.
Earlier I had just a Homepage ("/") , Login Page("/login"), and Dashboard (+ all its internal routes).
Earlier Code was:
App.js: https://codefile.io/f/tr2Gy4tjEJ
Sidebar.js: https://codefile.io/f/f7WhG8ix0s
I don't see the issue neither. Create the routes, maybe create route groups and let your middleware handle the auth
@Dwarf Crocodile Reframed my question.
Pacific sand lance
still, file structure is completly up to you
just expose those 3 groups under app/ directory
@Dwarf Crocodile solved?