texinroistot-sveltekit-frontend

To maintain SvelteKit routes and prevent frontend drift, apply standardized guardrails for editing Svelte pages, +page.ts loaders, and +server.ts API routes, ensuring consistent route structure and API wiring alignment with the backend.

The standard SvelteKit frontend validation workflow involves running three commands sequentially: npm run check for type checking, npm run lint for code quality, and npm run build to verify the frontend compiles successfully before merging or deployment.

Adding a new API route in SvelteKit using +server.ts files requires following standard project naming conventions to ensure the API wiring aligns with the backend, keeping route structure consistent across stories and villains sections.

Yes, you can use standard linting and checks for SvelteKit +page.ts loaders by executing the npm run check and npm run lint commands, which enforce project conventions and validate the frontend code before integration.

Your SvelteKit frontend drifts without a standard workflow because pages, loaders, and API routes lack enforced structural guardrails, leading to inconsistent route patterns and API wiring that diverge from project conventions.