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react-router

React Router - multi-strategy router for React bridging React 18 to React 19. Use when building React applications with routing, data loading, SSR, or SPA architectures.

First seen Feb 2, 2026

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SKILL.md

React Router

The skill is based on React Router v7.13.0, generated at 2026-01-31.

React Router is a multi-strategy router for React bridging the gap from React 18 to React 19. You can use it maximally as a React framework or as minimally as you want. It supports three modes: Declarative (basic routing), Data (with loaders/actions), and Framework (full-featured with type safety and code splitting).

Core References

Topic Description Reference
Modes Three usage modes: Framework, Data, and Declarative - choosing the right approach [core-modes](references/core-modes.md)
Routing Route configuration, path patterns, nested routes, layout routes, and route matching [core-routing](references/core-routing.md)
Navigation Navigation components and hooks: Link, NavLink, Form, useNavigate, redirect [core-navigation](references/core-navigation.md)
Data Loading Loading data with loaders and clientLoaders in route modules [core-data-loading](references/core-data-loading.md)
Actions Data mutations with actions and clientActions in route modules [core-actions](references/core-actions.md)
Route Module Route module API: component, loader, action, error boundary, headers, meta, and more [core-route-module](references/core-route-module.md)
Hooks Essential React Router hooks: useNavigation, useLocation, useParams, useMatches, and more [core-hooks](references/core-hooks.md)

Features

Data Management

Topic Description Reference
Fetchers Using fetchers for concurrent data interactions without navigation [features-fetchers](references/features-fetchers.md)
Error Handling Error boundaries, error handling, and error responses [features-error-handling](references/features-error-handling.md)
Middleware Middleware for authentication, logging, and request processing [features-middleware](references/features-middleware.md)

Forms and User Input

Topic Description Reference
Form Validation Form validation patterns, error handling, and user feedback [features-form-validation](references/features-form-validation.md)
File Uploads Handling file uploads with multipart form data and file storage [features-file-uploads](references/features-file-uploads.md)
Search Params Working with URL search parameters using useSearchParams hook [features-search-params](references/features-search-params.md)

Navigation and UX

Topic Description Reference
View Transitions Smooth page transitions using View Transitions API [features-view-transitions](references/features-view-transitions.md)
Navigation Blocking Blocking navigation with useBlocker for unsaved form data [features-navigation-blocking](references/features-navigation-blocking.md)

Best Practices

Topic Description Reference
Type Safety Type safety with Route types, automatic type inference, and type generation [best-practices-type-safety](references/best-practices-type-safety.md)

Advanced

Topic Description Reference
Streaming Streaming with Suspense, deferring non-critical data, and React Suspense integration [advanced-streaming](references/advanced-streaming.md)
Pre-rendering Pre-rendering static pages at build time for faster page loads [advanced-pre-rendering](references/advanced-pre-rendering.md)
SPA Mode Single Page App mode with SSR disabled and client-side routing [advanced-spa-mode](references/advanced-spa-mode.md)

Key Recommendations

  • Choose the right mode: Use Framework mode for new projects, Data mode if you need control over bundling, Declarative mode for simple routing
  • Use Route Module API in Framework mode for automatic code splitting and type safety
  • Return promises from loaders for streaming with Suspense
  • Use fetchers for non-navigating form submissions and concurrent data loading
  • Export ErrorBoundary in route modules to catch errors gracefully
  • Use middleware for cross-cutting concerns like authentication and logging
  • Leverage type safety in Framework mode with generated Route types
  • Prefer declarative navigation (Link, NavLink, Form) over imperative (useNavigate)

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