[Bug?]: Generator fails if first character in [name] is '/'

[pantheredeye]

What's not working?

Related Closed Issue

The generator cli tool is not preventing using / at the beginning of the .

The generator cli should prevent using / at the beginning of the name. It should allow / after the first character to create nested pages.

from this comment and related issue:

I think we just need a check that the [name] positional argument to these generators can't start with a /. This would be used in any generator that creates a file:

cell
component
dataMigration
directive
function
layout
model
page
scaffold
script
sdl
service

---

Here is the current action:

$ yarn rw g page /test
← Reverted because: Unexpected token, expected "}" (15:27)
13 |       <p>
14 |         My default route is named <code>c:/programFiles/git/test</code>, link to me with `
15 |         <Link to={routes.c:/programFiles/git/test()}>CProgramFilesGitTest</Link>`
|                           ^
16 |       </p>
17 |     </>
18 |   )
◼ Updating routes file...
◼ Generating types...
◼ One more thing...

and

$ yarn rw g page /
← Reverted because: Unexpected token, expected "}" (15:27)
13 |       <p>
14 |         My default route is named <code>c:/programFiles/git/</code>, link to me with `
15 |         <Link to={routes.c:/programFiles/git/()}>CProgramFilesGit</Link>`
|                           ^
16 |       </p>
17 |     </>
18 |   )

How do we reproduce the bug?

run yarn rw g page /

What's your environment? (If it applies)

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[Tobbe]

@pantheredeye Can you please update the title/name of this issue to be more descriptive? Thanks! 🙏

[pantheredeye]

Yep. Funny, I remember typing one out. Maybe I restarted the issue and forgot to write it the second time 🤷‍♂️ 🚀

[dthyresson]

@pantheredeye Could you share your Routes.tsx file and show what the route is actually named? And the generator command you uses to create a page? Your goal was to "to create nested pages"?