react-router-framework-mode

Data loaders and actions in React Router framework mode are configured within route modules using loader and action patterns, alongside clientLoader and clientAction for client-side data fetching and mutations.

React Router framework mode is used to build full-stack React applications by coordinating unified file-based routing, server/client rendering, and type-safe route modules for consistent data loading and mutations.

Error boundaries for server and client contexts are set up by defining error handling logic within route modules, allowing you to catch and manage rendering errors across both SSR and SPA strategies.

Yes, React Router framework mode supports optional middleware and type-safety strategies configured through react-router.config.ts conventions to streamline full-stack route module workflows.

Forms and navigation are handled by leveraging the framework mode workflow with route modules, utilizing built-in form handling and mutation patterns to coordinate data submissions and global navigation.

Yes, a minimal framework-mode project requires a routes.ts mapping to define the routing structure, a root.tsx shell for the layout, and a sample loader or action to validate routing.