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import type { Params } from '../../server/request/params'
import type { AppPageModule } from '../../server/route-modules/app-page/module'
import type { AppSegment } from '../segment-config/app/app-segments'
import type { PrerenderedRoute, StaticPathsResult } from './types'
import path from 'node:path'
import { AfterRunner } from '../../server/after/run-with-after'
import { createWorkStore } from '../../server/async-storage/work-store'
import { FallbackMode } from '../../lib/fallback'
import { getRouteMatcher } from '../../shared/lib/router/utils/route-matcher'
import {
getRouteRegex,
type RouteRegex,
} from '../../shared/lib/router/utils/route-regex'
import type { IncrementalCache } from '../../server/lib/incremental-cache'
import { normalizePathname, encodeParam } from './utils'
import escapePathDelimiters from '../../shared/lib/router/utils/escape-path-delimiters'
import { createIncrementalCache } from '../../export/helpers/create-incremental-cache'
import type { NextConfigComplete } from '../../server/config-shared'
import type { WorkStore } from '../../server/app-render/work-async-storage.external'
/**
* Filters out duplicate parameters from a list of parameters.
* This function uses a Map to efficiently store and retrieve unique parameter combinations.
*
* @param routeParamKeys - The keys of the parameters. These should be sorted to ensure consistent key generation.
* @param routeParams - The list of parameter objects to filter.
* @returns A new array containing only the unique parameter combinations.
*/
export function filterUniqueParams(
routeParamKeys: readonly string[],
routeParams: readonly Params[]
): Params[] {
// A Map is used to store unique parameter combinations. The key of the Map
// is a string representation of the parameter combination, and the value
// is the actual `Params` object.
const unique = new Map<string, Params>()
// Iterate over each parameter object in the input array.
for (const params of routeParams) {
let key = '' // Initialize an empty string to build the unique key for the current `params` object.
// Iterate through the `routeParamKeys` (which are assumed to be sorted).
// This consistent order is crucial for generating a stable and unique key
// for each parameter combination.
for (const paramKey of routeParamKeys) {
const value = params[paramKey]
// Construct a part of the key using the parameter key and its value.
// A type prefix (`A:` for Array, `S:` for String, `U:` for undefined) is added to the value
// to prevent collisions. For example, `['a', 'b']` and `'a,b'` would
// otherwise generate the same string representation, leading to incorrect
// deduplication. This ensures that different types with the same string
// representation are treated as distinct.
let valuePart: string
if (Array.isArray(value)) {
valuePart = `A:${value.join(',')}`
} else if (value === undefined) {
valuePart = `U:undefined`
} else {
valuePart = `S:${value}`
}
key += `${paramKey}:${valuePart}|`
}
// If the generated key is not already in the `unique` Map, it means this
// parameter combination is unique so far. Add it to the Map.
if (!unique.has(key)) {
unique.set(key, params)
}
}
// Convert the Map's values (the unique `Params` objects) back into an array
// and return it.
return Array.from(unique.values())
}
/**
* Generates all unique sub-combinations of Route Parameters from a list of Static Parameters.
* This function creates all possible prefixes of the Route Parameters, which is
* useful for generating Static Shells that can serve as Fallback Shells for more specific Route Shells.
*
* When Root Parameters are provided, the function ensures that Static Shells only
* include complete sets of Root Parameters. This prevents generating invalid Static Shells
* that are missing required Root Parameters.
*
* Example with Root Parameters ('lang', 'region') and Route Parameters ('lang', 'region', 'slug'):
*
* Given the following Static Parameters:
* ```
* [
* { lang: 'en', region: 'US', slug: ['home'] },
* { lang: 'en', region: 'US', slug: ['about'] },
* { lang: 'fr', region: 'CA', slug: ['about'] },
* ]
* ```
*
* The result will be:
* ```
* [
* { lang: 'en', region: 'US' }, // Complete Root Parameters
* { lang: 'en', region: 'US', slug: ['home'] },
* { lang: 'en', region: 'US', slug: ['about'] },
* { lang: 'fr', region: 'CA' }, // Complete Root Parameters
* { lang: 'fr', region: 'CA', slug: ['about'] },
* ]
* ```
*
* Note that partial combinations like `{ lang: 'en' }` are NOT generated because
* they don't include the complete set of Root Parameters.
*
* For routes without Root Parameters (e.g., `/[slug]`), all sub-combinations are generated
* as before.
*
* @param routeParamKeys - The keys of the Route Parameters. These should be sorted
* to ensure consistent key generation for the internal Map.
* @param routeParams - The list of Static Parameters to filter.
* @param rootParamKeys - The keys of the Root Parameters. When provided, ensures Static Shells
* include all Root Parameters.
* @returns A new array containing all unique sub-combinations of Route Parameters.
*/
export function generateAllParamCombinations(
routeParamKeys: readonly string[],
routeParams: readonly Params[],
rootParamKeys: readonly string[]
): Params[] {
// A Map is used to store unique combinations of Route Parameters.
// The key of the Map is a string representation of the Route Parameter
// combination, and the value is the `Params` object containing only
// the Route Parameters.
const combinations = new Map<string, Params>()
// Determine the minimum index where all Root Parameters are included.
// This optimization ensures we only generate combinations that include
// a complete set of Root Parameters, preventing invalid Static Shells.
//
// For example, if rootParamKeys = ['lang', 'region'] and routeParamKeys = ['lang', 'region', 'slug']:
// - 'lang' is at index 0, 'region' is at index 1
// - minIndexForCompleteRootParams = max(0, 1) = 1
// - We'll only generate combinations starting from index 1 (which includes both lang and region)
let minIndexForCompleteRootParams = -1
if (rootParamKeys.length > 0) {
// Find the index of the last Root Parameter in routeParamKeys.
// This tells us the minimum combination length needed to include all Root Parameters.
for (const rootParamKey of rootParamKeys) {
const index = routeParamKeys.indexOf(rootParamKey)
if (index === -1) {
// Root Parameter not found in Route Parameters - this shouldn't happen in normal cases
// but we handle it gracefully by treating it as if there are no Root Parameters.
// This allows the function to fall back to generating all sub-combinations.
minIndexForCompleteRootParams = -1
break
}
// Track the highest index among all Root Parameters.
// This ensures all Root Parameters are included in any generated combination.
minIndexForCompleteRootParams = Math.max(
minIndexForCompleteRootParams,
index
)
}
}
// Iterate over each Static Parameter object in the input array.
// Each params object represents one potential route combination (e.g., { lang: 'en', region: 'US', slug: 'home' })
for (const params of routeParams) {
// Generate all possible prefix combinations for this Static Parameter set.
// For routeParamKeys = ['lang', 'region', 'slug'], we'll generate combinations at:
// - i=0: { lang: 'en' }
// - i=1: { lang: 'en', region: 'US' }
// - i=2: { lang: 'en', region: 'US', slug: 'home' }
//
// The iteration order is crucial for generating stable and unique keys
// for each Route Parameter combination.
for (let i = 0; i < routeParamKeys.length; i++) {
// Skip generating combinations that don't include all Root Parameters.
// This prevents creating invalid Static Shells that are missing required Root Parameters.
//
// For example, if Root Parameters are ['lang', 'region'] and minIndexForCompleteRootParams = 1:
// - Skip i=0 (would only include 'lang', missing 'region')
// - Process i=1 and higher (includes both 'lang' and 'region')
if (
minIndexForCompleteRootParams >= 0 &&
i < minIndexForCompleteRootParams
) {
continue
}
// Initialize data structures for building this specific combination
const combination: Params = {}
const keyParts: string[] = []
let hasAllRootParams = true
// Build the sub-combination with parameters from index 0 to i (inclusive).
// This creates a prefix of the full parameter set, building up combinations incrementally.
//
// For example, if routeParamKeys = ['lang', 'region', 'slug'] and i = 1:
// - j=0: Add 'lang' parameter
// - j=1: Add 'region' parameter
// Result: { lang: 'en', region: 'US' }
for (let j = 0; j <= i; j++) {
const routeKey = routeParamKeys[j]
// Check if the parameter exists in the original params object and has a defined value.
// This handles cases where generateStaticParams doesn't provide all possible parameters,
// or where some parameters are optional/undefined.
if (
!params.hasOwnProperty(routeKey) ||
params[routeKey] === undefined
) {
// If this missing parameter is a Root Parameter, mark the combination as invalid.
// Root Parameters are required for Static Shells, so we can't generate partial combinations without them.
if (rootParamKeys.includes(routeKey)) {
hasAllRootParams = false
}
// Stop building this combination since we've hit a missing parameter.
// This ensures we only generate valid prefix combinations with consecutive parameters.
break
}
const value = params[routeKey]
combination[routeKey] = value
// Construct a unique key part for this parameter to enable deduplication.
// We use type prefixes to prevent collisions between different value types
// that might have the same string representation.
//
// Examples:
// - Array ['foo', 'bar'] becomes "A:foo,bar"
// - String "foo,bar" becomes "S:foo,bar"
// - This prevents collisions between ['foo', 'bar'] and "foo,bar"
let valuePart: string
if (Array.isArray(value)) {
valuePart = `A:${value.join(',')}`
} else {
valuePart = `S:${value}`
}
keyParts.push(`${routeKey}:${valuePart}`)
}
// Build the final unique key by joining all parameter parts.
// This key is used for deduplication in the combinations Map.
// Format: "lang:S:en|region:S:US|slug:A:home,about"
const currentKey = keyParts.join('|')
// Only add the combination if it meets our criteria:
// 1. hasAllRootParams: Contains all required Root Parameters
// 2. !combinations.has(currentKey): Is not a duplicate of an existing combination
//
// This ensures we only generate valid, unique parameter combinations for Static Shells.
if (hasAllRootParams && !combinations.has(currentKey)) {
combinations.set(currentKey, combination)
}
}
}
// Convert the Map's values back into an array and return the final result.
// The Map ensures all combinations are unique, and we return only the
// parameter objects themselves, discarding the internal deduplication keys.
return Array.from(combinations.values())
}
/**
* Calculates the fallback mode based on the given parameters.
*
* @param dynamicParams - Whether dynamic params are enabled.
* @param fallbackRootParams - The root params that are part of the fallback.
* @param baseFallbackMode - The base fallback mode to use.
* @returns The calculated fallback mode.
*/
export function calculateFallbackMode(
dynamicParams: boolean,
fallbackRootParams: readonly string[],
baseFallbackMode: FallbackMode | undefined
): FallbackMode {
return dynamicParams
? // If the fallback params includes any root params, then we need to
// perform a blocking static render.
fallbackRootParams.length > 0
? FallbackMode.BLOCKING_STATIC_RENDER
: baseFallbackMode ?? FallbackMode.NOT_FOUND
: FallbackMode.NOT_FOUND
}
/**
* Validates the parameters to ensure they're accessible and have the correct
* types.
*
* @param page - The page to validate.
* @param regex - The route regex.
* @param isRoutePPREnabled - Whether the route has partial prerendering enabled.
* @param routeParamKeys - The keys of the parameters.
* @param rootParamKeys - The keys of the root params.
* @param routeParams - The list of parameters to validate.
* @returns The list of validated parameters.
*/
function validateParams(
page: string,
regex: RouteRegex,
isRoutePPREnabled: boolean,
routeParamKeys: readonly string[],
rootParamKeys: readonly string[],
routeParams: readonly Params[]
): Params[] {
const valid: Params[] = []
// Validate that if there are any root params, that the user has provided at
// least one value for them only if we're using partial prerendering.
if (isRoutePPREnabled && rootParamKeys.length > 0) {
if (
routeParams.length === 0 ||
rootParamKeys.some((key) =>
routeParams.some((params) => !(key in params))
)
) {
if (rootParamKeys.length === 1) {
throw new Error(
`A required root parameter (${rootParamKeys[0]}) was not provided in generateStaticParams for ${page}, please provide at least one value.`
)
}
throw new Error(
`Required root params (${rootParamKeys.join(', ')}) were not provided in generateStaticParams for ${page}, please provide at least one value for each.`
)
}
}
for (const params of routeParams) {
const item: Params = {}
for (const key of routeParamKeys) {
const { repeat, optional } = regex.groups[key]
let paramValue = params[key]
if (
optional &&
params.hasOwnProperty(key) &&
(paramValue === null ||
paramValue === undefined ||
(paramValue as any) === false)
) {
paramValue = []
}
// A parameter is missing, so the rest of the params are not accessible.
// We only support this when the route has partial prerendering enabled.
// This will make it so that the remaining params are marked as missing so
// we can generate a fallback route for them.
if (!paramValue && isRoutePPREnabled) {
break
}
// Perform validation for the parameter based on whether it's a repeat
// parameter or not.
if (repeat) {
if (!Array.isArray(paramValue)) {
throw new Error(
`A required parameter (${key}) was not provided as an array received ${typeof paramValue} in generateStaticParams for ${page}`
)
}
} else {
if (typeof paramValue !== 'string') {
throw new Error(
`A required parameter (${key}) was not provided as a string received ${typeof paramValue} in generateStaticParams for ${page}`
)
}
}
item[key] = paramValue
}
valid.push(item)
}
return valid
}
interface TrieNode {
/**
* The children of the node. Each key is a unique string representation of a parameter value,
* and the value is the next TrieNode in the path.
*/
children: Map<string, TrieNode>
/**
* The routes that are associated with this specific parameter combination (node).
* These are the routes whose concrete parameters lead to this node in the Trie.
*/
routes: PrerenderedRoute[]
}
/**
* Assigns the throwOnEmptyStaticShell property to each of the prerendered routes.
* This function uses a Trie data structure to efficiently determine whether each route
* should throw an error when its static shell is empty.
*
* A route should not throw on empty static shell if it has child routes in the Trie. For example,
* if we have two routes, `/blog/first-post` and `/blog/[slug]`, the route for
* `/blog/[slug]` should not throw because `/blog/first-post` is a more specific concrete route.
*
* @param prerenderedRoutes - The prerendered routes.
* @param routeParamKeys - The keys of the route parameters.
*/
export function assignErrorIfEmpty(
prerenderedRoutes: readonly PrerenderedRoute[],
routeParamKeys: readonly string[]
): void {
// If there are no routes to process, exit early.
if (prerenderedRoutes.length === 0) {
return
}
// Initialize the root of the Trie. This node represents the starting point
// before any parameters have been considered.
const root: TrieNode = { children: new Map(), routes: [] }
// Phase 1: Build the Trie.
// Iterate over each prerendered route and insert it into the Trie.
// Each route's concrete parameter values form a path in the Trie.
for (const route of prerenderedRoutes) {
let currentNode = root // Start building the path from the root for each route.
// Iterate through the sorted parameter keys. The order of keys is crucial
// for ensuring that routes with the same concrete parameters follow the
// same path in the Trie, regardless of the original order of properties
// in the `params` object.
for (const key of routeParamKeys) {
// Check if the current route actually has a concrete value for this parameter.
// If a dynamic segment is not filled (i.e., it's a fallback), it won't have
// this property, and we stop building the path for this route at this point.
if (route.params.hasOwnProperty(key)) {
const value = route.params[key]
// Generate a unique key for the parameter's value. This is critical
// to prevent collisions between different data types that might have
// the same string representation (e.g., `['a', 'b']` vs `'a,b'`).
// A type prefix (`A:` for Array, `S:` for String, `U:` for undefined)
// is added to the value to prevent collisions. This ensures that
// different types with the same string representation are treated as
// distinct.
let valueKey: string
if (Array.isArray(value)) {
valueKey = `A:${value.join(',')}`
} else if (value === undefined) {
valueKey = `U:undefined`
} else {
valueKey = `S:${value}`
}
// Look for a child node corresponding to this `valueKey` from the `currentNode`.
let childNode = currentNode.children.get(valueKey)
if (!childNode) {
// If the child node doesn't exist, create a new one and add it to
// the current node's children.
childNode = { children: new Map(), routes: [] }
currentNode.children.set(valueKey, childNode)
}
// Move deeper into the Trie to the `childNode` for the next parameter.
currentNode = childNode
}
}
// After processing all concrete parameters for the route, add the full
// `PrerenderedRoute` object to the `routes` array of the `currentNode`.
// This node represents the unique concrete parameter combination for this route.
currentNode.routes.push(route)
}
// Phase 2: Traverse the Trie to assign the `throwOnEmptyStaticShell` property.
// This is done using an iterative Depth-First Search (DFS) approach with an
// explicit stack to avoid JavaScript's recursion depth limits (stack overflow)
// for very deep routing structures.
const stack: TrieNode[] = [root] // Initialize the stack with the root node.
while (stack.length > 0) {
const node = stack.pop()! // Pop the next node to process from the stack.
// `hasChildren` indicates if this node has any more specific concrete
// parameter combinations branching off from it. If true, it means this
// node represents a prefix for other, more specific routes.
const hasChildren = node.children.size > 0
// If the current node has routes associated with it (meaning, routes whose
// concrete parameters lead to this node's path in the Trie).
if (node.routes.length > 0) {
// Determine the minimum number of fallback parameters among all routes
// that are associated with this current Trie node. This is used to
// identify if a route should not throw on empty static shell relative to another route *at the same level*
// of concrete parameters, but with fewer fallback parameters.
let minFallbacks = Infinity
for (const r of node.routes) {
// `fallbackRouteParams?.length ?? 0` handles cases where `fallbackRouteParams`
// might be `undefined` or `null`, treating them as 0 length.
minFallbacks = Math.min(
minFallbacks,
r.fallbackRouteParams?.length ?? 0
)
}
// Now, for each `PrerenderedRoute` associated with this node:
for (const route of node.routes) {
// A route is ok not to throw on an empty static shell (and thus
// `throwOnEmptyStaticShell` should be `false`) if either of the
// following conditions is met:
// 1. `hasChildren` is true: This node has further concrete parameter children.
// This means the current route is a parent to more specific routes (e.g.,
// `/blog/[slug]` should not throw when concrete routes like `/blog/first-post` exist).
// OR
// 2. `route.fallbackRouteParams.length > minFallbacks`: This route has
// more fallback parameters than another route at the same Trie node.
// This implies the current route is a more general version that should not throw
// compared to a more specific route that has fewer fallback parameters
// (e.g., `/1234/[...slug]` should not throw relative to `/[id]/[...slug]`).
if (
hasChildren ||
(route.fallbackRouteParams &&
route.fallbackRouteParams.length > minFallbacks)
) {
route.throwOnEmptyStaticShell = false // Should not throw on empty static shell.
} else {
route.throwOnEmptyStaticShell = true // Should throw on empty static shell.
}
}
}
// Add all children of the current node to the stack. This ensures that
// the traversal continues to explore deeper paths in the Trie.
for (const child of node.children.values()) {
stack.push(child)
}
}
}
/**
* Processes app directory segments to build route parameters from generateStaticParams functions.
* This function walks through the segments array and calls generateStaticParams for each segment that has it,
* combining parent parameters with child parameters to build the complete parameter combinations.
* Uses iterative processing instead of recursion for better performance.
*
* @param segments - Array of app directory segments to process
* @param store - Work store for tracking fetch cache configuration
* @returns Promise that resolves to an array of all parameter combinations
*/
export async function generateRouteStaticParams(
segments: Pick<AppSegment, 'config' | 'generateStaticParams'>[],
store: Pick<WorkStore, 'fetchCache'>
): Promise<Params[]> {
// Early return if no segments to process
if (segments.length === 0) return []
// Use iterative processing with a work queue to avoid recursion overhead
interface WorkItem {
segmentIndex: number
params: Params[]
}
const queue: WorkItem[] = [{ segmentIndex: 0, params: [] }]
let currentParams: Params[] = []
while (queue.length > 0) {
const { segmentIndex, params } = queue.shift()!
// If we've processed all segments, this is our final result
if (segmentIndex >= segments.length) {
currentParams = params
break
}
const current = segments[segmentIndex]
// Skip segments without generateStaticParams and continue to next
if (typeof current.generateStaticParams !== 'function') {
queue.push({ segmentIndex: segmentIndex + 1, params })
continue
}
// Configure fetchCache if specified
if (current.config?.fetchCache !== undefined) {
store.fetchCache = current.config.fetchCache
}
const nextParams: Params[] = []
// If there are parent params, we need to process them.
if (params.length > 0) {
// Process each parent parameter combination
for (const parentParams of params) {
const result = await current.generateStaticParams({
params: parentParams,
})
if (result.length > 0) {
// Merge parent params with each result item
for (const item of result) {
nextParams.push({ ...parentParams, ...item })
}
} else {
// No results, just pass through parent params
nextParams.push(parentParams)
}
}
} else {
// No parent params, call generateStaticParams with empty object
const result = await current.generateStaticParams({ params: {} })
nextParams.push(...result)
}
// Add next segment to work queue
queue.push({ segmentIndex: segmentIndex + 1, params: nextParams })
}
return currentParams
}
/**
* Builds the static paths for an app using `generateStaticParams`.
*
* @param params - The parameters for the build.
* @returns The static paths.
*/
export async function buildAppStaticPaths({
dir,
page,
distDir,
cacheComponents,
authInterrupts,
segments,
isrFlushToDisk,
cacheHandler,
cacheLifeProfiles,
requestHeaders,
cacheHandlers,
maxMemoryCacheSize,
fetchCacheKeyPrefix,
nextConfigOutput,
ComponentMod,
isRoutePPREnabled = false,
buildId,
rootParamKeys,
}: {
dir: string
page: string
cacheComponents: boolean
authInterrupts: boolean
segments: AppSegment[]
distDir: string
isrFlushToDisk?: boolean
fetchCacheKeyPrefix?: string
cacheHandler?: string
cacheHandlers?: NextConfigComplete['experimental']['cacheHandlers']
cacheLifeProfiles?: {
[profile: string]: import('../../server/use-cache/cache-life').CacheLife
}
maxMemoryCacheSize?: number
requestHeaders: IncrementalCache['requestHeaders']
nextConfigOutput: 'standalone' | 'export' | undefined
ComponentMod: AppPageModule
isRoutePPREnabled: boolean
buildId: string
rootParamKeys: readonly string[]
}): Promise<StaticPathsResult> {
if (
segments.some((generate) => generate.config?.dynamicParams === true) &&
nextConfigOutput === 'export'
) {
throw new Error(
'"dynamicParams: true" cannot be used with "output: export". See more info here: https://nextjs.org/docs/app/building-your-application/deploying/static-exports'
)
}
ComponentMod.patchFetch()
const incrementalCache = await createIncrementalCache({
dir,
distDir,
cacheHandler,
cacheHandlers,
requestHeaders,
fetchCacheKeyPrefix,
flushToDisk: isrFlushToDisk,
cacheMaxMemorySize: maxMemoryCacheSize,
})
const regex = getRouteRegex(page)
const routeParamKeys = Object.keys(getRouteMatcher(regex)(page) || {})
const afterRunner = new AfterRunner()
const store = createWorkStore({
page,
renderOpts: {
incrementalCache,
cacheLifeProfiles,
supportsDynamicResponse: true,
isRevalidate: false,
experimental: {
cacheComponents,
authInterrupts,
},
waitUntil: afterRunner.context.waitUntil,
onClose: afterRunner.context.onClose,
onAfterTaskError: afterRunner.context.onTaskError,
},
buildId,
previouslyRevalidatedTags: [],
})
const routeParams = await ComponentMod.workAsyncStorage.run(store, () =>
generateRouteStaticParams(segments, store)
)
await afterRunner.executeAfter()
let lastDynamicSegmentHadGenerateStaticParams = false
for (const segment of segments) {
// Check to see if there are any missing params for segments that have
// dynamicParams set to false.
if (
segment.param &&
segment.isDynamicSegment &&
segment.config?.dynamicParams === false
) {
for (const params of routeParams) {
if (segment.param in params) continue
const relative = segment.filePath
? path.relative(dir, segment.filePath)
: undefined
throw new Error(
`Segment "${relative}" exports "dynamicParams: false" but the param "${segment.param}" is missing from the generated route params.`
)
}
}
if (
segment.isDynamicSegment &&
typeof segment.generateStaticParams !== 'function'
) {
lastDynamicSegmentHadGenerateStaticParams = false
} else if (typeof segment.generateStaticParams === 'function') {
lastDynamicSegmentHadGenerateStaticParams = true
}
}
// Determine if all the segments have had their parameters provided.
const hadAllParamsGenerated =
routeParamKeys.length === 0 ||
(routeParams.length > 0 &&
routeParams.every((params) => {
for (const key of routeParamKeys) {
if (key in params) continue
return false
}
return true
}))
// TODO: dynamic params should be allowed to be granular per segment but
// we need additional information stored/leveraged in the prerender
// manifest to allow this behavior.
const dynamicParams = segments.every(
(segment) => segment.config?.dynamicParams !== false
)
const supportsRoutePreGeneration =
hadAllParamsGenerated || process.env.NODE_ENV === 'production'
const fallbackMode = dynamicParams
? supportsRoutePreGeneration
? isRoutePPREnabled
? FallbackMode.PRERENDER
: FallbackMode.BLOCKING_STATIC_RENDER
: undefined
: FallbackMode.NOT_FOUND
const prerenderedRoutesByPathname = new Map<string, PrerenderedRoute>()
// Precompile the regex patterns for the route params.
const paramPatterns = new Map<string, string>()
for (const key of routeParamKeys) {
const { repeat, optional } = regex.groups[key]
let pattern = `[${repeat ? '...' : ''}${key}]`
if (optional) {
pattern = `[${pattern}]`
}
paramPatterns.set(key, pattern)
}
// Convert rootParamKeys to Set for O(1) lookup.
const rootParamSet = new Set(rootParamKeys)
if (hadAllParamsGenerated || isRoutePPREnabled) {
let paramsToProcess = routeParams
if (isRoutePPREnabled) {
// Discover all unique combinations of the routeParams so we can generate
// routes that won't throw on empty static shell for each of them if
// they're available.
paramsToProcess = generateAllParamCombinations(
routeParamKeys,
routeParams,
rootParamKeys
)
// Add the base route, this is the route with all the placeholders as it's
// derived from the `page` string.
prerenderedRoutesByPathname.set(page, {
params: {},
pathname: page,
encodedPathname: page,
fallbackRouteParams: routeParamKeys,
fallbackMode: calculateFallbackMode(
dynamicParams,
rootParamKeys,
fallbackMode
),
fallbackRootParams: rootParamKeys,
throwOnEmptyStaticShell: true,
})
}
filterUniqueParams(
routeParamKeys,
validateParams(
page,
regex,
isRoutePPREnabled,
routeParamKeys,
rootParamKeys,
paramsToProcess
)
).forEach((params) => {
let pathname = page
let encodedPathname = page
const fallbackRouteParams: string[] = []
for (const key of routeParamKeys) {
const paramValue = params[key]
if (!paramValue) {
if (isRoutePPREnabled) {
// Mark remaining params as fallback params.
fallbackRouteParams.push(key)
for (
let i = routeParamKeys.indexOf(key) + 1;
i < routeParamKeys.length;
i++
) {
fallbackRouteParams.push(routeParamKeys[i])
}
break
} else {
// This route is not complete, and we aren't performing a partial
// prerender, so we should return, skipping this route.
return
}
}
// Use pre-compiled pattern for replacement
const pattern = paramPatterns.get(key)!
pathname = pathname.replace(
pattern,
encodeParam(paramValue, (value) => escapePathDelimiters(value, true))
)
encodedPathname = encodedPathname.replace(
pattern,
encodeParam(paramValue, encodeURIComponent)
)
}
const fallbackRootParams: string[] = []
for (const param of fallbackRouteParams) {
if (rootParamSet.has(param)) {
fallbackRootParams.push(param)
}
}
pathname = normalizePathname(pathname)
prerenderedRoutesByPathname.set(pathname, {
params,
pathname,
encodedPathname: normalizePathname(encodedPathname),
fallbackRouteParams,
fallbackMode: calculateFallbackMode(
dynamicParams,
fallbackRootParams,
fallbackMode
),
fallbackRootParams,
throwOnEmptyStaticShell: true,
})
})
}
const prerenderedRoutes =
prerenderedRoutesByPathname.size > 0 ||
lastDynamicSegmentHadGenerateStaticParams
? [...prerenderedRoutesByPathname.values()]
: undefined
// Now we have to set the throwOnEmptyStaticShell for each of the routes.
if (prerenderedRoutes && cacheComponents) {
assignErrorIfEmpty(prerenderedRoutes, routeParamKeys)
}
return { fallbackMode, prerenderedRoutes }
}