Related services: PathsService — lynkow.paths.list(), lynkow.paths.matchRedirect(), lynkow.paths.resolve()

Path

Interface

A renderable path for static site generation (SSG/ISR). Represents a published content article or category that has a public URL. Use paths.list() to fetch all paths, then generate static pages for each.

Property

Type

Optional

Description

lastModified

string

No

ISO 8601 datetime string of the last modification.<br>Corresponds to the content's updatedAt or the category's updatedAt.<br>Useful for setting lastmod in XML sitemaps or Last-Modified headers.

locale

string

No

Locale code for this path (e.g. 'en', 'fr').<br>Multi-locale sites generate separate paths for each locale.<br>Use this to set the page's lang attribute or route locale.

path

string

No

Full URL path including leading slash and locale prefix.<br>Ready to use as a route path. Includes category segments in nested mode.

segments

string[]

No

Individual path segments (split by /, without leading empty string).<br>Useful for Next.js generateStaticParams() catch-all routes.

type

"content" | "category"

No

The type of resource this path points to:<br>- 'content': a published blog article (resolve returns full Content)<br>- 'category': a category listing page (resolve returns CategoryDetail + paginated contents)

Redirect

Interface

A URL redirect rule configured in the admin dashboard. Returned by paths.getRedirects(). Apply these as server-side redirects in your framework's routing configuration.

Property

Type

Optional

Description

preserveQueryString

boolean

No

Whether to append the original request's query string to the redirect target.<br>When true, a request to /old?page=2 redirects to /new?page=2.<br>When false, the query string is discarded.

source

string

No

Source path pattern to match incoming requests against.<br>Always starts with /. May contain path segments but not query strings.

statusCode

301 | 302 | 307 | 308

No

HTTP status code for the redirect:<br>- 301: Permanent redirect (cached by browsers and search engines; passes link equity)<br>- 302: Temporary redirect (not cached; used for A/B tests or maintenance)<br>- 307: Temporary redirect preserving the HTTP method (POST stays POST)<br>- 308: Permanent redirect preserving the HTTP method (POST stays POST)<br><br>Use 301 for SEO-friendly permanent moves; 302 for temporary changes.

target

string

No

Destination path or full URL to redirect to.<br>Can be a relative path (starts with /) or an absolute URL.