v1.0.0

v1.0.0 — TypeScript 7 ready, and it's about time

react-router-auto-routes migrator CLI no longer depends on the TypeScript compiler API. TypeScript 7 (the native Go compiler) does not expose the old programmatic API, so the migration CLI's AST parsing has moved to oxc-parser. You can now run your project on TypeScript 7 — or remove TypeScript 5/6 from your environment entirely — and everything keeps working. The typescript peer dependency is gone.

Beyond that, this release makes official what has been true for a while: the library has been stable in production, the API hasn't changed since 0.8.0, and every issue reported along the way has been resolved.

Breaking

• Node.js requirement is now ^20.19.0 || >=22.12.0 (required by oxc-parser).

Migration CLI

• The CLI now fails fast instead of writing partial output:
  • Files with syntax errors abort the migration before anything is written (all files are validated up front; a failure means zero writes).
  • Route entries whose flatRoutes / createRoutesFromFolders options reference local variables (including shorthand properties) abort with instructions to inline the values.
  • Aliased legacy imports (e.g. import { flatRoutes as fr }) abort instead of silently generating a bare autoRoutes() entry.
• Added --help / -h; unknown flags are now errors instead of being treated as directory names.
• Parse errors include the file name, Oxc diagnostics, and how to fix them.

Internal

• Import specifier rewrites now preserve ?url / #hash suffixes and no longer mid-string-match unrelated paths (e.g. ~/lib/routes/foo-utils).