spa-routes

To prevent SPA routing drift between web and Electron builds, maintain consistent route architecture by mirroring route configurations in both desktopRouter.config.tsx and desktopRouter.config.desktop.tsx. This prevents blank screens and misrouting.

The best way to structure scalable SPA route files is following a roots convention under src/routes, keeping route files thin, and splitting routes logically between roots and features to ensure clear ownership and prevent architectural drift.

To add a new route without breaking desktop router parity, create the route under src/routes following the roots convention, then immediately mirror the addition in both dynamic and static import variants of the desktop router configuration files.

Blank screens or misrouting in an SPA often occur when desktopRouter.config.tsx and desktopRouter.config.desktop.tsx are out of sync. Ensuring mirrored configurations across desktop, mobile, and web router setups prevents this issue.

Yes, the routing approach supports Electron builds by maintaining mirrored desktop router configurations in both dynamic and static import variants, ensuring parity and preventing routing drift across different build targets.

You need to refactor your SPA route tree architecture when adding new components causes routing drift, or when desktop, mobile, and web router configurations lose parity, requiring a clear folder structure and thin route files to maintain consistency.