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tanstack-start-best-practices

提供 TanStack Start 全栈 React 应用的规则型指南,按优先级组织服务端函数、安全、中间件、认证、API 路由、SSR、错误处理、环境配置、文件组织与部署适配等内容,并给出反例与推荐写法。

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TanStack Start best practices for full-stack React applications. Server functions, middleware, SSR, authentication, and deployment patterns. Activate when building full-stack apps with TanStack Start.

TanStack Start Best Practices

Comprehensive guidelines for implementing TanStack Start patterns in full-stack React applications. These rules cover server functions, middleware, SSR, authentication, and deployment.

When to Apply

  • Creating server functions for data mutations
  • Setting up middleware for auth/logging
  • Configuring SSR and hydration
  • Implementing authentication flows
  • Handling errors across client/server boundary
  • Organizing full-stack code
  • Deploying to various platforms

Rule Categories by Priority

Priority Category Rules Impact
CRITICAL Server Functions 5 rules Core data mutation patterns
CRITICAL Security 4 rules Prevents vulnerabilities
HIGH Middleware 4 rules Request/response handling
HIGH Authentication 4 rules Secure user sessions
MEDIUM API Routes 1 rule External endpoint patterns
MEDIUM SSR 5 rules Server rendering patterns
MEDIUM Error Handling 3 rules Graceful failure handling
MEDIUM Environment 1 rule Configuration management
LOW File Organization 3 rules Maintainable code structure
LOW Deployment 2 rules Production readiness

Quick Reference

Server Functions (Prefix: sf-)

  • sf-create-server-fn — Use createServerFn for server-side logic
  • sf-input-validation — Always validate server function inputs
  • sf-method-selection — Choose appropriate HTTP method
  • sf-error-handling — Handle errors in server functions
  • sf-response-headers — Customize response headers when needed

Security (Prefix: sec-)

  • sec-validate-inputs — Validate all user inputs with schemas
  • sec-auth-middleware — Protect routes with auth middleware
  • sec-sensitive-data — Keep secrets server-side only
  • sec-csrf-protection — Implement CSRF protection for mutations

Middleware (Prefix: mw-)

  • mw-request-middleware — Use request middleware for cross-cutting concerns
  • mw-function-middleware — Use function middleware for server functions
  • mw-context-flow — Properly pass context through middleware
  • mw-composability — Compose middleware effectively

Authentication (Prefix: auth-)

  • auth-session-management — Implement secure session handling
  • auth-route-protection — Protect routes with beforeLoad
  • auth-server-functions — Verify auth in server functions
  • auth-cookie-security — Configure secure cookie settings

API Routes (Prefix: api-)

  • api-routes — Create API routes for external consumers

SSR (Prefix: ssr-)

  • ssr-data-loading — Load data appropriately for SSR
  • ssr-hydration-safety — Prevent hydration mismatches
  • ssr-streaming — Implement streaming SSR for faster TTFB
  • ssr-selective — Apply selective SSR when beneficial
  • ssr-prerender — Configure static prerendering and ISR

Environment (Prefix: env-)

  • env-functions — Use environment functions for configuration

Error Handling (Prefix: err-)

  • err-server-errors — Handle server function errors
  • err-redirects — Use redirects appropriately
  • err-not-found — Handle not-found scenarios

File Organization (Prefix: file-)

  • file-separation — Separate server and client code
  • file-functions-file — Use .functions.ts pattern
  • file-shared-validation — Share validation schemas

Deployment (Prefix: deploy-)

  • deploy-env-config — Configure environment variables
  • deploy-adapters — Choose appropriate deployment adapter

How to Use

Each rule file in the rules/ directory contains:

  1. Explanation — Why this pattern matters
  2. Bad Example — Anti-pattern to avoid
  3. Good Example — Recommended implementation
  4. Context — When to apply or skip this rule

Full Reference

See individual rule files in rules/ directory for detailed guidance and code examples.