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I think it would make more sense to add an option to allow the plugin to read (parse with babel) from a router.ts file or routes.ts. The user would need to declare the routes with a macro defineTypedRoutes() that would get stripped out from the router file but would allow to read the path and names (when existing) from the routes array and create the files. The current implementation does require users to have most of the routes named. It could also rewrite the files to add names but this starts to become too much. I think it's better to require users to have all useful routes named (it's okay to have a route without component or components without a name)
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chore: resolve conflicts
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fix: fix the vue-loader error
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fix: setup return route
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fix: lint fix
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Update examples/webpack/shims-vue.d.ts
Co-authored-by: Eduardo San Martin Morote <posva@users.noreply.github.com>
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chore: update webpack deps & lock file
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chore: update webpack deps & lock file
Is it possible to create a small script that takes a routes array and move the files around? or is it too much work
Maybe, it's more interesting to generate the types from a file that exposes the routes array in js or ts and parse it
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