Routify 3
summary
Routify 3 demo scaffolds a Svelte app with a CLI, uses an index-by-name plugin to assign an order meta to routes, and adds build-time meta.js files that fetch GitHub repos and convert README markdown to HTML. A persist helper caches JSON to disk to avoid GitHub’s 60 requests/hour limit; readmes are split into dynamic modules to load on demand. The app shows project pages as popup overlays, a slider, auto-generated navigation with is_active highlighting, multi-router layout via inline nav, and a pending-route progress bar; it also integrates with SvelteKit using a catch-all redirect and preload for SSR.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction to Routify 3
- 1:03Setting up the project
- 2:26Build-time metadata generation
- 3:51Dynamic project page creation
- 4:32Handling API rate limits
- 5:34Dynamic imports for SSR
- 6:16Auto-generated navigation
- 7:22Multi-router setup
- 8:36Router state persistence
- 8:56Progress bar for page changes
- 10:04Integration with SvelteKit
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