Orison

List pages

/src/pages/list.js

import { html } from 'orison';

export default (context, slug) => [
  {
    name: 'path-segment-1',
    html: html`...`
  },
  {
    name: 'path-segment-2',
    html: html`...`
  }
  ...
]

In the below example we load in a list of blog posts with a made up loadContent method. It is important to remember that when doing orison build the slug parameter will be undefined and when doing orison serve it will be the last path segment in the url. This way orison serve can only load in the data it needs for the currently requested page and orison build can build every page available from your content provider. This logic will need implemented differently depending on what content provider you are using, and is hidden inside the loadContent method in this example.

/src/pages/list.js

import { html } from 'orison';

export default async (context, slug) => {
  const blogPosts = await loadContent(slug);

  blogPosts.map(blogPost => ({
    name: blogPost.urlName,
    html: html`
      ...
    `
  );
}