@react-router-modules/runtime

Application assembly layer for the modular-react framework (React Router integration). Takes modules and configuration, produces a running app with routing, slots, zones, navigation, and provider wiring.

Installation

npm install @react-router-modules/runtime

What's included

• Registry: createRegistry — assembles modules into a running app
• Zones: useZones (reads zone components from matched route handle), useActiveZones (merges route zones with active module zones)
• Types: ModuleRegistry, ResolveOptions, RegistryConfig, ApplicationManifest
• Re-exported from @modular-react/core: buildSlotsManifest, collectDynamicSlotFactories, evaluateDynamicSlots, buildNavigationManifest, validateNoDuplicateIds, validateDependencies, NavigationGroup, NavigationManifest, ModuleEntry, DynamicSlotFactory, SlotFilter
• Re-exported from @modular-react/react: useNavigation, useSlots, useRecalculateSlots, useModules, getModuleMeta, ModuleErrorBoundary, NavigationContext, SlotsContext, RecalculateSlotsContext, ModulesContext, DynamicSlotsProvider, createSlotsSignal

Usage

import { createRegistry } from "@react-router-modules/runtime";
import billingModule from "./modules/billing";

const registry = createRegistry<AppDependencies, AppSlots>({
  stores: { auth: authStore },
  services: { httpClient },
  slots: { commands: [] },
});

registry.register(billingModule);

const { App, recalculateSlots } = registry.resolve({
  rootComponent: Layout,
  indexComponent: HomePage,
});

// Re-evaluate dynamic slots after auth state changes
authStore.subscribe((state, prev) => {
  if (state.isAuthenticated !== prev.isAuthenticated) {
    recalculateSlots();
  }
});

Modules can contribute conditional slot entries via dynamicSlots and trigger re-evaluation from components via useRecalculateSlots(). The shell can apply cross-cutting filters via slotFilter on resolve().

See the main documentation for the full guide.