right for project routes in client u have created a protected route component and then u r loading/wrapping the protected component in this protectRoute.jsx component, but i want to sugesst u that in react-router v6 there one feature called loader, that can be used while routing the path like this
<Route path="ai-debate/:debateId" loader={authLoader} element={<DebatePage />} />
and authLoader function can use redirect from react router like this
`import { redirect } from "react-router";
export function routeGuard(type: "protected" | "auth", redirectTo?: string) {
const { user } = store.getState();
if (type === "protected" && !user.isAuthenticated)
throw redirect(redirectTo ?? "/login");
if (type === "auth" && user.isAuthenticated)
throw redirect(redirectTo ?? "/dashboard");
return null;
}
this way now u dont have to wrap any protectRoute component just add thsi loader function after the path
For more details ask AI
right for project routes in client u have created a protected route component and then u r loading/wrapping the protected component in this protectRoute.jsx component, but i want to sugesst u that in react-router v6 there one feature called loader, that can be used while routing the path like this
<Route path="ai-debate/:debateId" loader={authLoader} element={<DebatePage />} />and authLoader function can use redirect from react router like this
`import { redirect } from "react-router";
export function routeGuard(type: "protected" | "auth", redirectTo?: string) {
const { user } = store.getState();
if (type === "protected" && !user.isAuthenticated)
throw redirect(redirectTo ?? "/login");
if (type === "auth" && user.isAuthenticated)
throw redirect(redirectTo ?? "/dashboard");
return null;
}
this way now u dont have to wrap any protectRoute component just add thsi loader function after the path
For more details ask AI