@sveltejs/kit/adapter
import { function applyReroute(url: string, reroute: import("@sveltejs/kit").Reroute): Promise<URL>If your deployment platform supports splitting your app into multiple functions,
you should run this in a middleware that runs before the main handler
to reroute the request to the correct function and generate a server-side manifest
with the rerouteMiddleware option set to true.
applyReroute } from '@sveltejs/kit/adapter';applyReroute
Available since 3.0.0
If your deployment platform supports splitting your app into multiple functions,
you should run this in a middleware that runs before the main handler
to reroute the request to the correct function and generate a server-side manifest
with the rerouteMiddleware option set to true.
import { function applyReroute(request: Request, reroute: Reroute): Promise<Request>If your deployment platform supports splitting your app into multiple functions,
you should run this in a middleware that runs before the main handler
to reroute the request to the correct function and generate a server-side manifest
with the rerouteMiddleware option set to true.
applyReroute } from '@sveltejs/kit/adapter';
// replace __HOOKS__ with the path to the reroute hook obtained from `builder.getReroutePath()`
import { import reroutereroute } from '__HOOKS__';
export default function function middleware(request: any): Promise<Request>middleware(request: anyrequest) {
return function applyReroute(request: Request, reroute: Reroute): Promise<Request>If your deployment platform supports splitting your app into multiple functions,
you should run this in a middleware that runs before the main handler
to reroute the request to the correct function and generate a server-side manifest
with the rerouteMiddleware option set to true.
applyReroute(request: anyrequest, import reroutereroute);
}function applyReroute(
request: Request,
reroute: Reroute
): Promise<Request>;Edit this page on GitHub llms.txt