observable-framework-params

To create dynamic pages in Observable Framework, use parameterized routes by adding placeholders like [param] to file names. This generates multiple pages from a single source based on dynamic path segments.

Parameterized routes work with data loaders by capturing URL path segments as parameters. Data loaders then use these parameters to fetch and populate the specific data required for server-side rendering.

Yes, you can generate multiple product pages using a [product].md markdown file. By configuring dynamicPaths with a list of product IDs, the Observable Framework creates individual pages for each item.

Observable Framework supports client-side parameter access alongside server-side rendering. This allows your data-driven content to dynamically respond to URL parameters on both the server and the client.

The best way to build data-driven content is using parameterized routes with data loaders. This approach populates dynamic web pages based on specific data parameters rather than relying on static files.

You should use parameterized routes instead of static markdown files when you need to generate multiple pages from a single source. This is ideal for data-driven content like e-commerce product pages that rely on dynamic path segments.