lifecycle/migrate-from-nextjs

Migrating from Next.js App Router to TanStack Start involves a checklist-driven workflow that replaces Next.js routing with isomorphic routing, server functions, and Vite-based builds. It provides direct mapping tables for pages, layouts, and dynamic routes.

The best way to replace Next.js Server Actions with TanStack Start is by using the `createServerFn` function. This server function transformation guidance ensures your backend interactions remain functional during the Vite-based build migration.

Switching from next.config.js to Vite requires configuring Vite with TanStack Start plugins. The migration process provides specific instructions for replacing Next.js build configuration and implementing middleware within the Vite environment.

Yes, you can migrate dynamic routes and API routes from Next.js to TanStack Start. The migration guide includes direct route conversion mappings that map your existing Next.js pages, layouts, and API routes to TanStack Router equivalents.

Common pitfalls when migrating a Next.js project to TanStack Start include retaining Next.js directives and encountering parameter interpolation errors. The migration guide alerts you to these specific issues to prevent them during route and server function conversion.

Yes, migrating a Next.js application to TanStack Start requires Node and npm to install the @tanstack/react-start and @tanstack/react-router packages. These dependencies enable the isomorphic routing and server functions needed for the Vite-based build.