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@effectweb/tanstack-router

v0.15.0

Published

EffectWeb adapter for TanStack Router Core.

Readme

@effectweb/tanstack-router

EffectWeb adapter for TanStack Router Core.

  • createRouter keeps TanStack's route-tree inference and navigation types.
  • RootRoute and Route expose TanStack's route constructors: matching, params, validated search, redirects, loaders and errors remain in the core.
  • mountRouter(router) owns the history subscription in an Effect scope and returns a controller with a source of router state. Outside an Effect scope, createRouterController(router), start() and dispose() provide the same lifetime.
  • The store adapter batches publications and copies plain state before EffectWeb freezes it. It never freezes TanStack's internal match records.
  • <RouterView controller={controller} /> renders the matched route views. Each receives scope.match, scope.location, scope.navigate, and scope.outlet() for its nested route. Route options support component, pending, error and not-found views. Scope cleanup interrupts loaders, before-load hooks and preloads, settles pending navigation, and releases the Source, subscriptions and owned history. Mount each router only once.
  • createLink(router) returns a typed <Link>: to, params and search are checked against the route tree. It renders a real <a href> (middle-click, copy link and screen readers keep working) and navigates in place on plain left clicks. Pass active from your route model to set aria-current="page".
const Link = createLink(router);

<Link to="/files/$name" params={{ name: file.name }} active={route.name === file.name}>
  {file.name}
</Link>;

Prefer <Link> to buttons that call navigate(path: string): string paths lose route typing, and buttons are not links for keyboard, assistive technology or new-tab navigation.

File route declarations use createFileRoute and createLazyFileRoute; lazyRouteComponent loads EffectWeb views on demand; its export name defaults to default. Speculative preloads never reload the page: recovery from a missing deployed chunk happens only when its view is mounted. The adapter does not ship a file-route generator or an SSR adapter. Matching, loaders, validated search and redirects use TanStack Router Core.

Link preloading and automatic active matching are not exposed as link props. Call router.preloadRoute(options) explicitly when needed, and derive active from the route model.