feat(core): allow plugins to declare custom route context #7082
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| // TODO this would be better to do all that in the codegen phase | ||
| // TODO handle context for nested routes |
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these todo look still relevant
for example I don't think it works if you add a context to a doc route, only parent route context work?
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It works everywhere, because it's handled in the same way as route components are handled. As long as there are RouteContextProviders, the nested routes will be properly merged. Unless "nested routes" mean something different here?
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Hmm, I think it "works" yes, but only parent routes are namespacing the context data under a "data" attribute while nested routes expose the context data
Maybe if we had a good case to test this feature on docs route we'll see if it works?
This looks fine for now, we'll fix edge cases as soon as we have a use-case for nested context
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| ...genChunkNames({__context: context}, 'context', routePath, res), | ||
| ...(context | ||
| ? genChunkNames({__context: context}, 'context', routePath, res) | ||
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not important but you could replace ternary by && here
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Motivation
Complete the TODO. Honestly I'm not too sure what we should put here, so I didn't modify the content plugins yet. We already have front matter duplicated twice (once in
metadata.frontMatter, once as separatefrontMatterinjected from MDX loader), I don't really want to duplicate it a third time as that would be disastrous for bundle size.Have you read the Contributing Guidelines on pull requests?
Yes
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Builds same as before
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