React Router Data Mode
remix-run/agent-skills/skills/react-router-data-modeby remix-run33578aae4aa3MIT135 starsListed Oct 8, 2026Updated Oct 8, 2026Repository updated 3 months ago
Build React applications using React Router's data mode with createBrowserRouter and RouterProvider. Use when working with route objects, loaders, actions, Form, useFetcher, or pending/optimistic UI without the Vite plugin.
Only the file list is public. File contents are available once the skill is installed in a workspace.
| Path | Size | Type |
|---|---|---|
| references/actions.md | 9.7 KB | text/markdown |
| references/data-loading.md | 6.5 KB | text/markdown |
| references/navigation.md | 7.6 KB | text/markdown |
| references/pending-ui.md | 9.5 KB | text/markdown |
| references/route-object.md | 7.9 KB | text/markdown |
| references/routing.md | 5.8 KB | text/markdown |
| references/ssr.md | 6.6 KB | text/markdown |
| SKILL.md | 3.6 KB | text/markdown |
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License: MIT
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