Analyzer::Javascript::ReactRouter

React Router v7 framework mode — the Remix successor. Route modules are Remix's (loader / action exports, a default-exported page), so this rides the Remix analyzer; what differs is where routes come from.

app/routes.ts declares them:

index("routes/home.tsx") → GET / route("users/:id", "routes/user.tsx") → /users/{id}, verbs from the module ...(await flatRoutes()) → the Remix app/routes/ convention

The file convention therefore applies only where the config spreads flatRoutes() in. A config that reads as nothing we recognise, or a scan with no config at all, falls back to it rather than report nothing.

Out of scope: flatRoutes({ rootDirectory }) and a non-default appDirectory for the file convention (config routes resolve against whatever directory holds routes.ts, so those are covered), and route arrays imported from another file, which are not followed — a split-out routes.ts is still read on its own, without the importer's prefix.