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feat(dev): expose setReactRouterDevLoadContext
#13326
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feat(dev): expose setReactRouterDevLoadContext
#13326
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Purpose
This PR exposes the
setReactRouterDevLoadContext
function from the vite plugin, allowing developers to easily set a custom load context for the dev server without requiring a custom server entrypoint.Problem
Currently, to provide a custom "load context" for server-side loaders and actions during development, developers must either:
Both approaches require additional configuration and setup just to supply environment variables or other data to loaders and actions during development.
Solution
By exposing the existing
setReactRouterDevLoadContext
function, developers can achieve the same result with a much simpler approach: