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Is it possible to access router.buildLocation() in a Server Route?

Did a cursory search for buildLocation, and no results returned...but is it possible to access buildLocation() (or something simillar) on a server route so that I can build a typesafe redirect url?

export const Route = createFileRoute("/(api)/api/auth/callback")({
    validateSearch: z.object({
        code: z.string().optional(),
        next: z.string().optional(),
    }),
    server: {
        handlers: {
            GET: async ({ request }) => {

                const url = XXX.buildLocation({ to: "/workspace/dashboard" })

                // do business logic

                return Response.redirect([PUT RESULT HERE], 302)
            },
        },
    },
})

export const Route = createFileRoute("/(api)/api/auth/callback")({
    validateSearch: z.object({
        code: z.string().optional(),
        next: z.string().optional(),
    }),
    server: {
        handlers: {
            GET: async ({ request }) => {

                const url = XXX.buildLocation({ to: "/workspace/dashboard" })

                // do business logic

                return Response.redirect([PUT RESULT HERE], 302)
            },
        },
    },
})

I can't seem to find a helper function at the moment, am I missing something or do I need to hardcode urls for server routes for now? Thanks a lot!

5 Replies

fair-rose•2mo ago

hi, again, please ask in #start-questions and yes, you can do this

const router = getRouterInstance()
const href = router.buildLocation({ to: "/workspace/dashboard" }).href

const router = getRouterInstance()
const href = router.buildLocation({ to: "/workspace/dashboard" }).href

correct-apricotOP•2mo ago

oh for goodness sake, im sorry...again. I thought I was in the right one

fair-rose•2mo ago

you could also just throw redirect({ to: "/workspace/dashboard" }) i think

correct-apricotOP•2mo ago

thank you for leading me to the helper method, I'll give the throw a shot too. Very much appreciated (confirmed throw redirect works)

fair-rose•2mo ago

nice

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