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tanstack-start

TanStack Start (RC) full-stack React with server functions, SSR, Cloudflare Workers. Use for Next.js migration, edge rendering, or encountering hydration, auth, data pattern errors.

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TanStack Start (React) — RC-Ready Playbook

Full-stack React on TanStack Router with per-route SSR/CSR, file-based routing, server functions, and first-class Cloudflare Workers support.

Use this skill when

  • Building a greenfield React app that needs route-level SSR/CSR/SSG switches.
  • Migrating from Next.js/React Router while keeping file-based routing + API routes.
  • Shipping to edge runtimes (Workers) with typed server functions and bindings.
  • You want predictable routing with type-safe params/search + built-in preloading.

What’s inside

  • References: quickstart/layout, rendering modes, server functions, Cloudflare hosting, execution/auth, plus new routing/data/navigation/devtools guides.
  • Script: scripts/bootstrap-cloudflare-start.sh <app> scaffolds Start + Workers + binding types.
  • Troubleshooting: hydration, API routing, bindings, navigation/preloading failures.

Quick Start (React)

npm create @tanstack/start@latest my-app
cd my-app
npm run dev

Manual installs (all bundle targets are supported): add @tanstack/react-router + @tanstack/react-start with your bundler plugin (vite, webpack, or esbuild) per the official install guides.

Core layout reminder

  • app/routes/** file-based routes → router tree, automatic code-splitting + data preloading.
  • app/entry.client.tsx hydrates <StartClient />; app/entry.server.tsx wraps createServerEntry.
  • app/config.ts or app/start.ts sets defaultSsr, spaMode, middleware, and context.

Routing + Data Best Practices

  • Type-safe params & search: createFileRoute() infers path params; add validateSearch (zod) to parse and coerce search params.
  • Route matching order is deterministic (index → static → dynamic → splat); rely on this when adding catch-alls.
  • Loaders run once per location change; return plain data, throw redirect()/notFound() for control flow.
  • Data mutations: colocate action/server functions; keep loaders read-only and invalidate via router.invalidate() after mutation.
  • TanStack Query bridge: create a QueryClient in router context and ensureQueryData inside loaders to dedupe fetches.
  • Deferred/external data: stream partial data or read from external loaders; prefer suspense-friendly responses.
  • Head management: set head per route for <title>/meta; derive from loader data to keep SEO consistent.
  • Not-found/auth: throw notFound() or redirect() in loaders/middleware; use error boundaries for UX.

Example route (typed search + data-only SSR):

// app/routes/posts.$postId.tsx
import { createFileRoute, redirect } from '@tanstack/react-router'
import { z } from 'zod'

export const Route = createFileRoute('/posts/$postId')({
  validateSearch: z.object({ preview: z.boolean().optional() }),
  ssr: 'data-only',
  loader: async ({ params, search, context }) => {
    const post = await context.queryClient.ensureQueryData(['post', params.postId], () =>
      fetch(`/api/posts/${params.postId}?preview=${!!search.preview}`).then(r => r.json())
    )
    if (!post.published && !search.preview) throw redirect({ to: '/drafts' })
    return { post }
  },
})

Navigation, Preloading, and UX

  • Link prefetch defaults: <Link preload="intent"> (hover/focus) preloads route data/code; use preload="render" for above-the-fold routes.
  • Programmatic preloading: router.preloadRoute({ to, search }) to warm caches before navigation (e.g., on visibility).
  • Route masking: keep canonical URLs while showing user-friendly masks (e.g., /products?slug=abc masked as /p/abc).
  • Navigation blocking: protect unsaved forms with router.navigate({ to, replace, from }) blockers or useBlocker.
  • Scroll restoration: enable scrollRestoration to restore positions on back/forward; customize per route when using long lists.
  • Search param serialization: customize parse/stringify to keep numbers/dates stable and avoid stringified booleans.

Rendering & Performance

  • Per-route SSR: set ssr: true | false | 'data-only' on routes; defaultSsr config sets the baseline.
  • Code-splitting: file-based routes auto-split; add lazy/load for manual chunks on code-based routes.
  • Preloading strategy: pair preload="intent" links with defaultPreloadStaleTime to avoid over-fetching.
  • Render optimizations: keep loaders pure, memoize heavy components, and use pendingComponent for CSR routes to avoid layout shift.

Devtools, Linting, and LLM Support

  • Add <RouterDevtools /> during development to inspect matches, loader states, and preloading.
  • Enable the ESLint plugin @tanstack/eslint-plugin-router with the recommended config to enforce inference-sensitive property order (e.g., beforeLoad before loader).
  • LLM-aware routing: the Router exposes structured route metadata to LLM agents; keep descriptions concise in Route meta for better AI navigation.

Deployment Notes (Cloudflare-friendly)

  • Keep cloudflare({ viteEnvironment: { name: 'ssr' } }) first in Vite plugins so bindings reach server entry.
  • Regenerate bindings after changes: npm run cf-typegen.
  • For static-heavy sites, enable prerender to ship HTML to Workers Assets/Pages; exclude param routes or add explicit pages.

Ship Checklist

  • Routes load without hydration warnings (prefer ssr: 'data-only' for non-deterministic UI).
  • Search params validated with validateSearch and custom serializer where needed.
  • Link preloading configured for high-traffic routes; blockers added for unsaved forms.
  • ESLint plugin enabled (create-route-property-order rule) and npm run check passes.
  • Devtools verified locally; router.matches state looks correct.
  • Cloudflare bindings typed (cf-typegen) and streaming tested via curl -N.

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