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TanStack RouterType-safe Routing for React and Solid applications
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A powerful React router for client-side and full-stack react applications. Fully type-safe APIs, first-class search-params for managing state in the URL and seamless integration with the existing React ecosystem
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TanStack Router is a next-generation router for modern web apps, created by Tanner Linsley, the mind behind React Query and TanStack Table. Built around type-safety, data-loading, and framework flexibility, it redefines what routing means in Reactβ€”making it more reliable, powerful, and developer-friendly.
πŸ’‘ TanStack Router – Where navigation meets data-driven architecture.

πŸ•°οΈ Development History

πŸ“Œ 2022 – Introduced by Tanner Linsley as a type-safe, data-first alternative to traditional routers.
πŸ“Œ 2023 – Beta release gains traction with seamless React Query integration and flexible file/code-based routing.
πŸ“Œ 2024 – Present – Becomes a go-to router for modern React projects, backed by strong community support and continuous improvements.

βš™οΈ Key Features

πŸš€ Full Type Safety – From URL params to loaders and actions, everything is typed.
🧩 Built-in Data Loading – Integrates seamlessly with TanStack Query for fetching, caching, and revalidation.
πŸ“¦ Automatic Code Splitting – Optimizes app performance with lazy route components.
πŸ”„ Modern Nested Routing – Supports layouts, route segments, and per-level data loading.
πŸ“œ Powerful Hooks – Use useNavigate, useRouter, useMatch, and more for precise control.
πŸͺΆ Lightweight & Extensible – Framework-agnostic design allows use beyond React.

πŸ’¬ Why Choose TanStack Router?

βœ… Modern & Flexible – Built for the next generation of web apps.
βœ… Seamless TanStack Integration – Works perfectly with Query, Table, and Virtual.
βœ… End-to-End Type Safety – Eliminate runtime bugs with strict typing.
βœ… Active Community & Documentation – Backed by Tanner Linsley and the TanStack team.

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