remix-flat-routes
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kiliman
Remix package to define routes using the flat-routes convention
Been trying to setup my page with Cloudflare Wrangler but for some reason keep getting 404 errors and I am wondering if it is because I am using remix-flat-routes.
I have the following routes: `routes/app+/ui.tsx` `routes/app+/ui-without-layout.tsx` `routes/app+/_layout.tsx` In `ui.tsx`, I want to show the layout. In `ui-without-layout.tsx`, I don't want to show the layout. Since both routes are inside...
Have been debugging this thing where my remix apps were failing at runtime on vercel after a certain version of the vercel-cli. Have finally tracked it down to this package...
I initially was doing a PR to address https://github.com/kiliman/remix-flat-routes/issues/57 but ended up with a few more enhancements to address the direction and evolution of Remix. I'm happy to address any...
My app keeps crashing with an error: > Cannot add empty string to PrefixLookupTrie This is due to `DS_Store` being created in the routes directory by the OS. ``` find...
Hello, I have configured my routes under routes/($lang) folder. Now I can access my site at www.mysite.com/en/.... or www.mysite.com/de/.... However it also responds to anything other than locales as expected...
Trying to get remix-flat-routes working and am getting the error: ``` TypeError: ignoredFilePatterns.map is not a function at flatRoutes (C:\dev\btc\bigpicture\src\bp-app-remix\node_modules\@remix-run\dev\dist\config\flat-routes.js:71:46) ``` My remix.config.js looks like this: ``` import {flatRoutes} from...
hi tnx for greate package , assume we have : ``` app/routes ├── servers+ │ ├── $serverName.jsx │ ├── index.jsx ``` should not `$serverName.jsx` have layout of `server+/index.jsx` file ?...
We have a use case where we have multiple dynamics routes for different parents and want split it into distinct folders. for instance: ``` /nodes/$nodeId /schedules/$scheduleId ``` The problem is...
In Remix's route module convention, the following three route module filenames are interpreted as an ordinary route, a pathless layout route, and another ordinary route, each containing the next: ```...
