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import {
  createRouteRegistry,
  fallback,
  group,
  route,
} from '@askrjs/askr/router';

export const pageRegistry = createRouteRegistry(() => {
  group({ layout: AppLayout }, () => {
    route('/', OverviewPage);
    route('/activity', ActivityPage);
    fallback(NotFoundPage);
  });
});

1. 01

   The route table is a value, not a global

   Every path, layout, and param lives in this one registry — which you export and hand to whatever renders it. Nothing is filled in behind you by a folder-naming convention.

2. 02

   Pick your rendering mode later

   Write the app once. Ship it as an SPA, hydrate it from server HTML, or pre-render it — swap modes without a rewrite.

3. 03

   Server code lives next to the routes it serves

   Auth policies, schemas, and dependencies are wired in at the same root, so you can see what a route requires.

4. 04

   Deploy a folder of HTML or a small Node process

   Nothing exotic to operate — static hosting or a plain adapter, your call.