@alxia/react-router 0.8.1 → 0.10.0

package/docs/guide.md

@@ -1,1446 +1,82 @@
 # Guide
 
-`@alxia/react-router` serves a React Router **framework-mode** app with
-server rendering from an alxia app, under Bun. This page walks an app
-author through it: the setup, what happens in dev, in a build and under
-`vite preview`, what the build sets for Bun,
-customising the server, typing the loaders, the app's own context keys,
-a CSP nonce, the escape hatches, WebSockets, the client's files, OpenAPI, testing and
-deploying.
-
-- [Setup](#setup)
-- [How it works](#how-it-works)
-- [Built for Bun](#built-for-bun)
-- [Customising the server](#customising-the-server)
-- [Typing the loaders](#typing-the-loaders)
-- [The app's own context keys](#the-apps-own-context-keys)
-- [A CSP nonce](#a-csp-nonce)
-- [Escape hatches](#escape-hatches)
-- [Middlewares around the pages](#middlewares-around-the-pages)
-- [Routes beside the pages](#routes-beside-the-pages)
-- [WebSockets](#websockets)
-- [The client's files](#the-clients-files)
-- [OpenAPI](#openapi)
-- [Testing](#testing)
-- [Deploying](#deploying)
+The guide moved to `docs/guide/`, one page per topic; the
+[documentation index](README.md) lists them. This page only keeps the old
+anchors, so a link to one of them still lands on the topic: each heading
+below links to where it went.
 
 ## Setup
 
-### A new app: `bun create @alxia`
-
-```sh
-bun create @alxia my-app --template react-router
-cd my-app
-bun dev
-```
-
-[`@alxia/create`](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@alxia/create) copies React
-Router's official template with alxia's layer already applied: the steps
-of the next section, done.
-
-- `@alxia/core` and `@alxia/react-router` installed, and every dependency
-  moved to the newest release alxia accepts (see
-  [`@alxia/create`'s Versions](https://github.com/softistx/alxia/blob/develop/packages/create/docs/guide.md#versions));
-- `alxia()` in `vite.config.ts`, the `bunfig.toml`, and `start` running
-  `NODE_ENV=production bun build/server/index.js`;
-- Biome, with `lint`, `format`, `check`, `check:ci` and `verify` scripts;
-- a `Dockerfile` that builds on `oven/bun:1` and runs `build/` alone on
-  `oven/bun:1-alpine`, as [Deploying](#deploying) describes.
-
-`bun run verify` checks, typechecks and builds it.
-[`@alxia/create`'s guide](https://github.com/softistx/alxia/blob/develop/packages/create/docs/guide.md#running-it)
-lists the command's options. The template keeps `@react-router/serve` in its
-dependencies, unused: remove it if you like.
-
-### An existing React Router app
-
-Start from React Router's official template, or your own app:
-
-```sh
-bunx create-react-router@latest my-app
-cd my-app
-```
-
-Then make three changes.
-
-**1. Install** alxia and this package:
-
-```sh
-bun add @alxia/core @alxia/react-router
-```
-
-**2. Add `alxia()`** to the plugins in `vite.config.ts`:
-
-```ts
-// vite.config.ts
-import { alxia } from '@alxia/react-router/vite';
-import { reactRouter } from '@react-router/dev/vite';
-import tailwindcss from '@tailwindcss/vite';
-import { defineConfig } from 'vite';
-
-export default defineConfig({
-	plugins: [tailwindcss(), reactRouter(), alxia()],
-	resolve: {
-		tsconfigPaths: true,
-	},
-});
-```
-
-The order does not matter. The plugin always runs before React Router's:
-React Router's build reads its server input from it, and its dev
-middleware must come after alxia's.
-
-**3. Start with Bun**, in `package.json`:
-
-```jsonc
-"scripts": {
-	"build": "react-router build",
-	"dev": "react-router dev",
-	"start": "NODE_ENV=production bun build/server/index.js",
-	"typecheck": "react-router typegen && tsc"
-}
-```
-
-Only `start` changes. The `react-router` and `vite` CLIs start with
-`#!/usr/bin/env node`, so where a node is installed `bun run` would run
-them on Node, and alxia's server needs Bun. A `bunfig.toml` beside
-`package.json` makes `bun run` start them on Bun, for every script:
-
-```toml
-# bunfig.toml, beside package.json
-[run]
-bun = true
-```
-
-Then `bun run dev`, `bun run build` and `bun run typecheck` work as they
-are, with or without a node installed. Without that file, run them as
-`bun --bun react-router dev`. The plugin refuses a dev or preview server
-running on Node at startup, rather than failing on the first request:
-see [the troubleshooting entry](troubleshooting.md#alxia-react-router--is-running-on-node-and-alxias-server-runs-on-bun-). The
-template's `@react-router/serve` is no longer used, and you can remove it.
-
-What the template keeps:
-
-- `@react-router/node`, which React Router's default `entry.server`
-  renders with: it streams under Bun.
-- Vite 7 or 8 (the template ships 8).
-- With `bunx create-react-router`, its `typescript` 5.9. This package's
-  peer asks for 6 or 7, so `bun add` warns, but the template's code
-  typechecks with 5.9. `bun add -d typescript@^6` silences the warning;
-  `bun create @alxia` writes 6 or 7 already.
-
-React Router 8 is required: its loaders receive a `RouterContextProvider`,
-and alxia's context is set on it.
+Moved to [Getting started](guide/getting-started.md).
 
 ## How it works
 
-With no `app/server.ts`, the plugin serves the app with
-`createServer()`, from this package, with no options: a fresh alxia app,
-the client's files, and the pages as a catch-all behind it.
-
-### In dev
-
-`react-router dev` starts Vite's server. Vite answers its own requests
-first: modules, `/@fs/…`, `public/`, the HMR socket. The plugin hands
-every other request to the server: pages, single-fetch data, and alxia's
-routes. The server is loaded through Vite's SSR runner, so:
-
-- **HMR** works as in any React Router app: a component edit reaches the
-  browser over Vite's socket.
-- **An edit to `app/server.ts`, or to a module it imports, is live on the
-  next request**, with no restart: the runner reloads what changed.
-- **Creating or deleting `app/server.ts`** takes effect on the next
-  request.
-- **The app's own context keys work**: the server and the routes are one
-  module graph. See [The app's own context keys](#the-apps-own-context-keys).
-- **Errors** go to Vite's error page, with the stack mapped to the source.
-- **alxia's `ws` routes connect**: an upgrade Vite's HMR does not claim
-  goes to the app, as from the build. See [WebSockets](#websockets).
-
-HTTP requests reach the app through `app.fetch`, not through `listen`,
-given the loopback server the sockets are relayed to as `ctx.server`
-([The server](#the-server-server)). So `page()` is not served in dev; see
-[the troubleshooting entry](troubleshooting.md#a-page-is-not-served-under-react-router-dev).
-
-### In a build
-
-`react-router build` builds the client as usual. It builds the server
-from `app/server.ts`, or from the default server, with React Router's
-server build inside it, into one file:
-
-- **`build/server/index.js`'s default export is the alxia app.** Beside it
-  are React Router's own exports, so the file is a server build too, and
-  React Router's `prerender` reads it. The server file's other exports
-  stay out of it.
-- **Run, it listens**: `bun build/server/index.js` listens on `PORT`
-  (3000 by default) and `HOST` (`0.0.0.0`). It prints
-  `alxia listening on <url>`, and in dev — under `react-router dev`; a
-  production build never is, whatever `NODE_ENV` says — the route table
-  ([`@alxia/core`'s Development](https://github.com/softistx/alxia/blob/develop/packages/core/docs/guide/development.md#the-route-table)). On `SIGINT` or `SIGTERM` it shuts the app
-  down as `@alxia/core`'s `listen` does: readiness turns 503, new
-  connections are refused, the requests in flight finish within
-  `shutdownTimeout` (10 s; `listen: { shutdownTimeout }` sets it), the
-  `onStop` hooks run, and the process exits
-  ([core's guide](https://github.com/softistx/alxia/blob/develop/packages/core/docs/guide/health-and-shutdown.md)).
-- **Imported, it starts nothing**: prerendering, a test or another server
-  can import it safely, since it listens only when it is the process's
-  entry point (`import.meta.main`).
-- **The mode follows the command**: `development` under `react-router dev`,
-  `production` in a build, whatever `NODE_ENV` says. The app's dev switch
-  follows it: `alxia({ dev: mode === 'development' })`, so a 500 of the
-  build never shows its stack.
-- **The client folder is resolved against the built file**: `../client`,
-  from React Router's `buildDirectory`, so it is found wherever the
-  process starts.
-- **It is self-contained**: every package the server imports, React,
-  React Router and alxia included, is bundled into it
-  ([Self-contained](#self-contained)), so `build/` runs with no
-  `node_modules`.
-
-```sh
-bun run build
-PORT=8080 bun run start
-```
-
-React Router's `serverBundles` split the server build in several, and
-alxia serves one: the plugin refuses them. With `ssr: false`, a
-single-page app, the plugin does nothing.
-
-### Under `vite preview`
-
-After a build, Vite's preview server serves the built server:
-
-```sh
-bun run build
-bunx --bun vite preview
-```
-
-`--bun` runs Vite under Bun even where Node is installed, since Vite's bin
-asks for Node: the built server runs inside Vite's process, and it needs
-Bun's APIs. With the [`bunfig.toml`](#setup) (`[run]`,
-`bun = true`), or with no Node installed, a `"preview": "vite preview"`
-script run with `bun run preview` works too, as the template's other
-scripts do.
-
-The plugin loads `build/server/index.js` on the first request and hands
-every request to its default export, the alxia app, before Vite's own
-files. So the preview answers as `bun run start` does: the pages and their
-data, `/api`, `build/client` with the cache headers of
-[the client's files](#the-clients-files), and every middleware of `beforeAll`
-and `configure`. Requests, their bodies and every `Set-Cookie` pass
-through whole, and pages stream.
-
-What differs from `bun run start`:
-
-- **Vite listens**, on `preview.port` (4173), `preview.host` and
-  `preview.https`. `listen`, `onListen`, `PORT` and `HOST` are not read.
-- **Requests arrive through `app.fetch`**, as under `react-router dev`:
-  `page()` and an HTTP request's `ctx.server` are absent. alxia's `ws`
-  routes connect, relayed to a `Bun.serve` of the built app as in dev
-  ([WebSockets](#websockets)); an upgrade `preview.proxy` relays stays
-  Vite's.
-- **Vite's preview options that come after the plugin never run**:
-  `preview.proxy` for HTTP requests, `preview.headers` and Vite's file
-  serving.
-  `preview.cors` and `preview.allowedHosts` still apply.
-- **The build is loaded once**: after `bun run build` again, restart the
-  preview.
-
-React Router prerenders the `prerender` paths of `react-router.config.ts`
-through the same preview server, during `react-router build`. A
-prerendered page is therefore rendered by the built server too: its loader
-reads `alxiaOf(context)` and `getLoadContext`'s keys, and `beforeAll`'s
-and `configure`'s middlewares run around it.
+Moved to [How it works](guide/how-it-works.md).
 
 ## Built for Bun
 
-`build/server/index.js` runs on Bun, and the plugin builds it for Bun,
-with nothing to configure. It adds to Vite's `ssr` environment, under
-`react-router dev` and `react-router build` alike but for the last row,
-the build's alone:
-
-| option | what the plugin adds | why |
-| --- | --- | --- |
-| `resolve.conditions` | `bun` | a package bundled into the server whose `exports` has a `bun` condition is bundled as its Bun variant |
-| `resolve.externalConditions` | `bun` | a dependency left external, as every one is in dev and one the app names in `ssr.external` is in the build, is loaded as its Bun variant, as Bun loads it |
-| `resolve.builtins` | `bun`, and `bun:*` (`bun:sqlite`, `bun:ffi`, …) | Bun's own modules stay imports of the build, whichever runtime runs Vite. Vite knows `bun:*`, and bare `bun` only when it runs on Bun |
-| `build.target` | `esnext` | the newest syntax is left as written: Bun runs it, and Vite's default targets browsers |
-| `resolve.noExternal` | `true`, under `react-router build` only | every package is bundled into `build/server/index.js`, so `build/` runs with no `node_modules` ([Self-contained](#self-contained)) |
-
-A package written for Bun, then, gives the build the variant Bun would
-load, and Bun's own modules are used as they are:
-
-```jsonc
-// node_modules/some-package/package.json
-{ "exports": { "bun": "./bun.js", "default": "./node.js" } }
-```
-
-```ts
-// app/server.ts
-import { createServer } from '@alxia/react-router';
-import { Database } from 'bun:sqlite';
-
-const db = new Database(':memory:');
-
-export default createServer({
-	configure: (app) =>
-		app.get('/api/count', ({ reply }) =>
-			reply.ok(db.query('select sqlite_version() as version').get()),
-		),
-});
-```
-
-```js
-// build/server/index.js, in part
-import { Database } from "bun:sqlite";
-```
-
-Which variant wins is still the package's own order: `exports` is read
-top to bottom, and the first condition the build has wins. A package that
-lists `node` before `bun` gives its Node variant, as Bun itself would load
-it.
-
-What the plugin leaves alone:
-
-- **`ssr.target` stays `node`.** Bun runs Node's modules, and `node`
-  keeps `node:*` external and resolves packages as a server does;
-  `webworker` would bundle every dependency with the browser's conditions.
-  An app that sets `ssr.target: 'webworker'` itself gets none of the
-  above: that environment keeps Vite's own defaults.
-- **No polyfill is added.** Vite adds none to a server build, and the
-  plugin adds none.
-- **The client build** is a browser's, as before: none of this reaches
-  it. A Bun module imported by code that reaches the client is replaced
-  by an empty module there: Vite 7 fails the build, Vite 8 fails in the
-  browser ([troubleshooting](https://github.com/softistx/alxia/blob/develop/packages/react-router/docs/troubleshooting.md#module--has-been-externalized-for-browser-compatibility-imported-by-)).
-
-What the app sets wins. The plugin adds to the `ssr` environment once
-every plugin's `config` has run, and Vite merges what it adds by
-concatenating arrays, so conditions and builtins of the app's own are
-kept, and `bun` is added only when they lack it. A `build.target`, at the
-top level or on the environment, is kept as it is:
-
-```ts
-// vite.config.ts
-export default defineConfig({
-	// Kept: the build resolves `worker`, then `bun`, and targets es2022.
-	environments: {
-		ssr: {
-			resolve: { conditions: ['worker'] },
-			build: { target: 'es2022' },
-		},
-	},
-	plugins: [reactRouter(), alxia()],
-});
-```
-
-`ssr.resolve.conditions` at the top level is the same option, and is kept
-the same way.
-
-### Self-contained
-
-Under `react-router build`, the plugin sets `resolve.noExternal: true` on
-the `ssr` environment: Vite bundles every package the server imports into
-`build/server/index.js`, where it would otherwise leave each one under
-`node_modules` as an `import`. What the file still imports is Node's and
-Bun's own modules:
-
-```js
-// build/server/index.js, its imports
-import { createRequire } from "node:module";
-import { PassThrough } from "node:stream";
-// … and no "react", "react-router" or "@alxia/core"
-```
+Moved to [Built for Bun](guide/how-it-works.md#built-for-bun).
 
-So `build/` is all a server needs, beside Bun: a Docker image's last
-stage copies it alone ([Docker](#docker)). React and `react-dom/server`,
-React Router, alxia and its plugins bundle as they are, CommonJS included;
-the `bun` condition above picks each package's Bun variant. One copy of
-each package is in the file, so `alxiaContext` and the app's own keys are
-one object for the server and the routes. React Router's prerendering and
-`vite preview` load the same file.
+## Self-contained
 
-`react-router dev` is left as it was: Vite's SSR runner loads the
-packages from `node_modules`.
-
-What the app sets wins. Vite reads `external` before `noExternal`:
-
-- **`ssr.external: ['sharp']`**, or the same on
-  `environments.ssr.resolve.external`, keeps those packages external,
-  imported from `node_modules` at runtime. Use it for a package that
-  cannot be bundled: a native addon (a `.node` file), or one that reads
-  files of its own folder at runtime. The image must then hold that
-  package ([Docker](#docker)).
-- **`ssr.external: true`** keeps every package external, Vite's own
-  behaviour: the plugin adds no `noExternal` then, and the server needs
-  the production `node_modules` beside `build/`.
-- **`ssr.noExternal`**, a list, changes nothing: everything is bundled
-  already.
-
-```ts
-// vite.config.ts
-export default defineConfig({
-	// Bundled but for sharp, a native addon.
-	ssr: { external: ['sharp'] },
-	plugins: [reactRouter(), alxia()],
-});
-```
-
-A package the build could not bundle and was not told to leave external
-fails at runtime, from `build/` alone, with Bun's
-`Cannot find package '…'`: see
-[the troubleshooting entry](troubleshooting.md#error-cannot-find-package--from-appbuildserverindexjs).
+Moved to [Self-contained](guide/how-it-works.md#self-contained).
 
 ## Customising the server
 
-Write `app/server.ts`, with `createServer()` as its default export, or let
-the package's bin write it for you.
-
-### Revealing the default server
-
-From the app's root, once `@alxia/react-router` is installed:
-
-```sh
-bunx alxia-react-router reveal
-```
-
-```text
-alxia-react-router: wrote app/server.ts, the server alxia() runs by default.
-Next: uncomment configure in app/server.ts to add the app's middlewares and /api; bun run dev picks it up.
-```
-
-The file is the server the plugin runs without one, `createServer()`, so
-the app answers as before. It holds `beforeAll`, `configure` and
-`getLoadContext`, commented, each of which compiles once uncommented
-(`getLoadContext`'s key is yours to make, below), and the `Register`
-declaration that types the loaders:
-
-```ts
-// app/server.ts, as reveal writes it, less its comments
-import { createServer } from '@alxia/react-router';
-// import { userAgentContext } from './context';
-
-const server = createServer({
-	// beforeAll: (app) => app,
-	// configure: (app) => app.get('/api/health', ({ reply }) => reply.ok({ ok: true })),
-	// getLoadContext: (ctx, context) => {
-	// 	context.set(userAgentContext, ctx.request.headers.get('user-agent'));
-	// },
-});
-
-export default server;
-
-declare module '@alxia/react-router' {
-	interface Register {
-		server: typeof server;
-	}
-}
-```
-
-`getLoadContext`'s example sets a key of the app's own, imported from
-`app/context.ts`. Make it there before uncommenting both lines:
-
-```ts
-// app/context.ts
-import { createContext } from 'react-router';
-
-export const userAgentContext = createContext<string | null>(null);
-```
-
-- **Where it writes**: the `entry` that `alxia({ entry: '…' })` names in
-  `vite.config.ts`, or `server.ts` in React Router's `appDirectory`
-  (`app/` unless `react-router.config.ts` names another). It reads both as
-  string literals, past comments. A computed one is refused, since
-  reveal would write a file the plugin does not load: give it as a
-  literal.
-- **It never overwrites**: a file already there is left as it is, and the
-  command exits 1. `bunx alxia-react-router reveal --force` overwrites it.
-- **Bun only**: the bin starts with `#!/usr/bin/env bun`, so no Node is
-  needed.
-
-React Router's own rendering entries, `app/entry.server.tsx` and
-`app/entry.client.tsx`, are revealed by React Router:
-`bunx react-router reveal`.
-
-### By hand
-
-The example uses `@alxia/logger` and `@alxia/compress`
-(`bun add @alxia/logger @alxia/compress`); any middleware works the same way.
-
-```ts
-// app/server.ts
-import { compress } from '@alxia/compress';
-import { logger } from '@alxia/logger';
-import { createServer } from '@alxia/react-router';
-
-const server = createServer({
-	configure: (app) =>
-		app
-			.use(logger())
-			.use(compress())
-			.get('/api/health', ({ reply }) => reply.ok({ ok: true }))
-			.derive(({ request }) => {
-				const name = request.headers.get('x-user');
-				return { user: name === null ? null : { name } };
-			}),
-});
-
-export default server;
-
-declare module '@alxia/react-router' {
-	interface Register {
-		server: typeof server;
-	}
-}
-```
-
-Every option is optional:
-
-| option | what it does |
-| --- | --- |
-| `configure(app)` | the app the pages run behind: its middlewares and `/api`. It returns the app, and what it builds is what the loaders read |
-| `beforeAll(app)` | runs first, on a new app. What it declares applies to the client's files too: a rate limit, a guard on everything, a logger that should see every asset. It returns the app, which `configure` then receives |
-| `getLoadContext(ctx, context)` | sets the app's own keys on React Router's provider, `ctx` typed by `configure`'s app |
-| `build`, `mode`, `client` | override what the plugin wires; see [Escape hatches](#escape-hatches) |
-| `listen` | `listen`'s options for `bun build/server/index.js`: `port`, `hostname`, `idleTimeout`, `maxRequestBodySize`, `tls`, `onListen`. A `port` or `hostname` given here wins over `PORT` and `HOST`; an `onListen` here, told `@alxia/core`'s `ListenInfo` — `url`, `routes`, `table`, `dev` — wins over the option below |
-| `onListen(server)` | called once the built server listens and its `SIGINT` and `SIGTERM` handlers are in place, in place of the `alxia listening on …` line (and, in dev, of the route table); a signal sent from then on runs the `onStop` hooks |
-
-A request goes through four layers, in order:
-
-1. what `beforeAll` declared;
-2. the client's files, `build/client`, in a build;
-3. what `configure` declared;
-4. the pages: `GET`, `POST`, `PUT`, `PATCH` and `DELETE` at `/*`.
-
-A middleware given to `use` runs on every route declared after it, and on a
-request no route matches. So a session or a guard in `configure` runs around
-every page and its data, and not around what is declared before it: the
-client's files, which sit between `beforeAll` and `configure`. What must see
-every request, the client's files included, goes in `beforeAll`: the logger,
-`@alxia/cors`, `@alxia/compress`, `@alxia/secure-headers`. A guard on the app
-answers a request no route matches too: an anonymous request to a missing path
-gets the 401, not the 404. Scope it with a path, `use('/app', guard)`
-(a guard that adds nothing to the context: `bearer` and `session` add `user`),
-to guard only some pages.
-
-```ts
-// app/server.ts: a guard on everything, the assets included
-import { createServer } from '@alxia/react-router';
-
-export default createServer({
-	beforeAll: (app) =>
-		app.derive(({ request, reply }) =>
-			request.headers.get('authorization') === `Bearer ${process.env['TOKEN']}`
-				? {}
-				: reply(401, { error: 'unauthorized' }),
-		),
-});
-```
-
-`configure` and `beforeAll` must return the app; one that returns nothing
-is a compile error. A middleware that needs something an earlier one
-derived is typed by the app it is given, as anywhere in alxia.
-
-### Behind a proxy
-
-A proxy or a load balancer that terminates TLS asks the server over plain
-HTTP, at an address of its own, so React Router's `request.url` reads
-`http://10.0.0.5:3000/…`. Name the proxies with `proxy`, `@alxia/core`'s
-`trustProxy`:
-
-```ts
-// app/server.ts
-import { trustProxy } from '@alxia/core';
-import { createServer } from '@alxia/react-router';
-
-export default createServer({
-	proxy: trustProxy({ trusted: ['10.0.0.0/8'], untrusted: 'refuse' }),
-});
-```
-
-```tsx
-// app/routes/login.tsx
-import type { LoaderFunctionArgs } from 'react-router';
-
-export function loader({ request }: LoaderFunctionArgs) {
-	// https://example.com/auth/callback behind the proxy
-	return { callback: new URL('/auth/callback', request.url).href };
-}
-```
-
-Every request through the catch-all is handed to React Router at
-`originalUrl(ctx)`: the scheme and host the trusted proxy wrote in
-`X-Forwarded-Proto` and `X-Forwarded-Host` (or `Forwarded`, with
-`header: 'forwarded'`), each checked, and the request's own for any it did
-not. A direct client's forwarded headers are ignored, or, with
-`untrusted: 'refuse'`, answered 403 before the pages. `ctx.url` and what
-alxia's middlewares read stay the request as it reached the server. With a
-server of your own, give `alxia({ proxy })` the same option. See
-[Behind a proxy](https://github.com/softistx/alxia/blob/develop/packages/core/docs/guide/serving.md#behind-a-proxy-proxy)
-for what is believed and what is valid.
+Moved to [Customising the server](guide/customising-the-server.md).
 
 ## Typing the loaders
 
-Every request through the catch-all sets `alxiaContext`, this package's
-key, on React Router's context provider, to what alxia's middlewares built for
-that request. Three forms read it, each the same object:
-
-- **`withAlxia(fn)`**, for a route typed by the generated `Route.*Args`:
-  `fn` gets `alxia` beside React Router's arguments;
-- **`alxiaOf(context)`**, inside a plain function, and with a type argument;
-- **`context.alxia`**, where the arguments are typed with `react-router`'s
-  own `LoaderFunctionArgs` and `ActionFunctionArgs`
-  ([below](#the-shorthand-contextalxia)).
-
-### `withAlxia(fn)`
-
-```ts
-// app/routes/account.tsx
-import { type AlxiaArgs, withAlxia } from '@alxia/react-router';
-import { redirect } from 'react-router';
-import type { Route } from './+types/account';
-
-export const loader = withAlxia(({ alxia, params }: Route.LoaderArgs & AlxiaArgs) => {
-	if (alxia.user === null) throw redirect('/login');
-	return { name: alxia.user.name, tab: params.tab ?? 'profile' };
-});
-// The page's Route.ComponentProps['loaderData']: { name: string; tab: string }
-```
-
-Annotate `fn`'s parameter as the generated arguments and `AlxiaArgs`:
-`AlxiaArgs` is `{ alxia }`, typed by `Register`, and `AlxiaArgs<typeof server>`
-names a server where nothing is registered. `withAlxia` returns a function of
-React Router's arguments alone, with `fn`'s return type, so the generated
-`loaderData` and `actionData`, and `useLoaderData<typeof loader>`, read what
-`fn` returns. An action is written the same way; a middleware too, and its
-`next` is passed on:
-
-```ts
-import { type AlxiaArgs, withAlxia } from '@alxia/react-router';
-import type { Route } from './+types/admin';
-
-export const middleware: Route.MiddlewareFunction[] = [
-	withAlxia(async ({ alxia }: Parameters<Route.MiddlewareFunction>[0] & AlxiaArgs, next) => {
-		alxia.log.info('admin');
-		return next();
-	}),
-];
-```
-
-Why a wrapper: `context.alxia` cannot be typed under the generated
-arguments ([below](#the-shorthand-contextalxia)), and a wrapper that adds a
-key is the one form TypeScript infers from the annotation alone. A type
-argument, `withAlxia<Route.LoaderArgs>(fn)`, would fix the arguments but
-stop TypeScript inferring `fn`'s return type, since it infers no type
-argument once one is given: the page's `loaderData` would be lost. On a request that did not come
-through alxia it throws what `alxiaOf` throws.
-
-### With `Register`: no type argument
-
-The `declare module` block in `app/server.ts` names the server once:
-
-```ts
-declare module '@alxia/react-router' {
-	interface Register {
-		server: typeof server;
-	}
-}
-```
-
-Every loader, action and middleware then reads it typed, with no import:
-
-```ts
-// app/routes/account.tsx
-import { alxiaOf } from '@alxia/react-router';
-import { data, redirect } from 'react-router';
-import type { Route } from './+types/account';
-
-export function loader({ context }: Route.LoaderArgs) {
-	const { user, log, requestId } = alxiaOf(context);
-	if (user === null) throw redirect('/login');
-	log.info('account');
-	return { name: user.name, requestId };
-}
-
-export async function action({ request, context }: Route.ActionArgs) {
-	const { user } = alxiaOf(context);
-	const form = await request.formData();
-	if (user === null) return data({ error: 'signed out' }, { status: 401 });
-	return { saved: form.get('name'), by: user.name };
-}
-```
-
-Name `typeof server`, the default export's type, not the module's
-(`typeof import('./server')`): a wrong registration makes every read a
-compile error, as [the troubleshooting entry](troubleshooting.md#property--does-not-exist-on-type-basecontext---readonly-registerserver-must-be-typeof-server-the-default-export-of-createserver-never-)
-shows. The checks it gives:
-
-```ts
-const ctx = alxiaOf(context);
-ctx.tenant;     // error: no middleware derives `tenant`
-ctx.user.name;  // error: `user` may be null
-```
+Moved to [Typing the loaders](guide/typing-the-loaders.md).
 
-### Without `Register`: the type argument
+## The server: `server`
 
-Pass the server's type, imported with `import type`, so nothing is
-bundled and the route never imports the server at runtime:
-
-```ts
-// app/server.ts
-const server = createServer({ configure: (app) => app.use(logger()) });
-export default server;
-export type Server = typeof server;
-```
-
-```ts
-// app/routes/home.tsx
-import { alxiaOf } from '@alxia/react-router';
-import type { Server } from '../server';
-import type { Route } from './+types/home';
-
-export function loader({ context }: Route.LoaderArgs) {
-	const { log } = alxiaOf<Server>(context);
-	log.info('home');
-	return null;
-}
-```
-
-The type argument may also be an alxia app, the app *before* the
-catch-all, for a server of your own. Anything else is a compile error.
-
-### With `@alxia/core`'s `Register`
-
-`@alxia/core` has a `Register` of its own, which names the chain that
-builds an app's context, for its route files
-([The app's type](https://github.com/softistx/alxia/blob/develop/packages/core/docs/guide/types.md#register-and-appcontext)).
-`alxiaOf(context)` reads it when this package's `Register` names no
-server:
-
-```ts
-// app/context.ts
-import { alxia } from '@alxia/core';
-
-export const base = alxia().derive(({ request }) => ({ user: request.headers.get('x-user') }));
-
-declare module '@alxia/core' {
-	interface Register {
-		context: typeof base;
-	}
-}
-
-// app/server.ts
-const server = createServer({ configure: (app) => app.plugin(base) });
-export default server;
-```
-
-`alxiaOf(context).user` is then typed with no declaration in
-`@alxia/react-router`. Which one is read, in order:
-
-1. a type argument, `alxiaOf<typeof server>(context)`;
-2. this package's `Register`, `server: typeof server`: the whole app the
-   pages run behind, `base` and everything `configure` adds after it;
-3. `@alxia/core`'s `Register`, `context: typeof base`: only what `base`
-   builds;
-4. neither: `BaseContext`, the request, its URL, `reply` and the rest of
-   what every middleware reads.
-
-Declare this package's `Register` when `configure` adds to the context
-after the base, and the loaders read it.
-
-### Why a global augmentation is right here
-
-alxia's core refuses a global augmentation of a context key: a plugin
-that added `user` to every route, declared before it or after, would
-type `user` on routes that run before the plugin. That is the lie "order
-is meaning" forbids. Core's own `Register` names the base that builds
-the context instead, and what reads it requires it. `Register` here does
-something else: it names the **one** server of the React Router build,
-at the point of its catch-all, which is exactly what every loader runs
-behind. One build has one server entry, so there is no second app for a
-module to be confused with.
-
-If two React Router apps share one TypeScript program (one tsconfig over
-both folders of a monorepo), their two declarations conflict, and `tsc`
-says so (`Subsequent property declarations must have the same type`).
-Give each app its own tsconfig, or use the type argument in both.
-
-### The server: `server`
-
-`alxiaOf(context).server` is core's `ctx.server`, the `Bun.Server` serving
-the request, `undefined` with none
-([Serving](https://github.com/softistx/alxia/blob/develop/packages/core/docs/guide/serving.md#the-server-ctxserver)).
-It is not `Register`'s `server`, which names what `createServer()` returned
-for the types. From an action, its `publish` reaches the app's
-[WebSocket](#websockets) subscribers:
-
-```ts
-// app/routes/todos.tsx
-import { alxiaOf } from '@alxia/react-router';
-import type { Route } from './+types/todos';
-
-export async function action({ request, context }: Route.ActionArgs) {
-	const title = String((await request.formData()).get('title'));
-	// Bun's own publish: the bytes as given, not checked by a socket's `send` schema.
-	alxiaOf(context).server?.publish('todos', JSON.stringify({ added: title }));
-	return { added: title };
-}
-```
-
-What it is, by how the app runs:
-
-| | `alxiaOf(context).server` |
-| --- | --- |
-| `bun build/server/index.js`, `server.start(app)`, `app.listen()` | the server `listen` started |
-| `react-router dev`, `vite preview` | the `Bun.Server` on a loopback port that the plugin relays the app's sockets to (Vite's own server is `node:http`, not a `Bun.Server`): `publish` reaches every socket the app opened, its `url` is that port's, and `requestIP` and `timeout` know nothing of the request Vite took, so `ctx.ip` stays `undefined` there |
-| Vite in middleware mode, a server of your own calling `app.fetch(request)` alone, `app.request(…)` in a test | `undefined` |
-
-### The shorthand: `context.alxia`
-
-This package augments React Router's `RouterContextProvider` with a
-read-only `alxia` property: the object `alxiaOf(context)` returns, with no
-import and no call, typed by the same `Register` (core's, then
-`BaseContext`, with none of this package's):
-
-```ts
-import type { ActionFunctionArgs, LoaderFunctionArgs } from 'react-router';
-
-export function loader({ context }: LoaderFunctionArgs) {
-	const { user, server } = context.alxia;
-	return { name: user?.name ?? 'anonymous', listening: server !== undefined };
-}
-
-export async function action({ context }: ActionFunctionArgs) {
-	context.alxia.server?.publish('todos', JSON.stringify({ changed: true }));
-	return { ok: true };
-}
-```
-
-**Typed with react-router's own argument types, not yet the generated
-ones.** `LoaderFunctionArgs`, `ActionFunctionArgs`, `MiddlewareFunction` and
-`RouterContextProvider`, imported from `react-router`, see `alxia`. The
-generated `Route.LoaderArgs` does not: the `+types` files import from
-`react-router/internal`, whose types (in react-router 8.4 and 8.5) point at its
-`dist/development` build, while `react-router` itself points at
-`dist/production`. That is a second declaration of `RouterContextProvider`,
-which no exported path reaches, so no package can augment it. With
-`Route.LoaderArgs`, `context.alxia` works at runtime and `tsc` reports
-TS2339 ([Troubleshooting](troubleshooting.md#property-alxia-does-not-exist-on-type-readonlyroutercontextprovider)):
-use `withAlxia` (or `alxiaOf(context)`) there, until react-router ships one declaration.
-
-It is a getter on the provider's prototype that reads `alxiaContext`: it
-holds exactly when that key is set, in dev as in production, and on a
-provider no catch-all filled it throws what `alxiaOf` throws. It is the
-server's alone: a `clientLoader` or a `clientAction` has no alxia context.
-
-### Outside the catch-all
-
-Without the plugin, under a plain `react-router dev`, or in a unit test
-that calls a loader with a bare provider, there is no alxia context, and
-`alxiaOf` and `context.alxia` throw, saying so. The getter is installed
-when `@alxia/react-router` is first imported: a test whose program never
-imports it reads `context.alxia` as `undefined`. See
-[the troubleshooting entry](troubleshooting.md#alxiaof-this-request-has-no-alxia-context-).
+Moved to [The server: `server`](guide/typing-the-loaders.md#the-server-server).
 
 ## The app's own context keys
 
-React Router 8 passes data to loaders through keys made by
-`createContext<T>()`, and matches a key by object identity. Under the
-plugin, the server is built and loaded with the routes, so a key in
-`app/` is one object for both:
-
-```ts
-// app/context.ts
-import { createContext } from 'react-router';
-
-export const greetingContext = createContext<string>('unset');
-```
-
-```ts
-// app/server.ts
-import { createServer } from '@alxia/react-router';
-import { greetingContext } from './context';
-
-export default createServer({
-	getLoadContext: (_ctx, context) => context.set(greetingContext, 'hello'),
-});
-```
-
-```ts
-// app/routes/home.tsx
-import { greetingContext } from '../context';
-import type { Route } from './+types/home';
-
-export function loader({ context }: Route.LoaderArgs) {
-	return { greeting: context.get(greetingContext) };
-}
-```
-
-`getLoadContext` runs before React Router, on every request, with
-`alxiaContext` already set. Its `ctx` is typed by `configure`'s app:
-reading something no middleware derives is a compile error. Keep the keys in a
-module of their own, such as `app/context.ts`, rather than in
-`app/server.ts`: a route imports them, and the server file then stays out
-of the client's module graph.
-
-A server of your own, without the plugin, holds another copy of every
-key under `app/`: see
-[the troubleshooting entry](troubleshooting.md#error-no-value-found-for-context).
+Moved to [The app's own context keys](guide/typing-the-loaders.md#the-apps-own-context-keys).
 
 ## A CSP nonce
 
-React Router renders inline scripts: the hydration data, the module
-loader, the scroll restoration, and with streaming one more per resolved
-`<Await>`. A policy without `'unsafe-inline'` allows them only when each
-carries the nonce the policy names. React Router writes it on every one of
-them, and on its `modulepreload` links, when `entry.server.tsx` passes it
-to `<ServerRouter nonce>` and to React's renderer
-([React Router's security guide](https://reactrouter.com/how-to/security)).
-
-`@alxia/secure-headers` makes the nonce: `secureHeaders({ nonce: true })`
-draws a fresh one per request, adds it to the policy's `script-src`, and
-puts it on the context of the routes after it, the catch-all included.
-`nonceOf(loadContext)` reads it in the entry.
-
-### 1. The policy, in `app/server.ts`
-
-```ts
-import { createServer } from '@alxia/react-router';
-import { secureHeaders } from '@alxia/secure-headers';
-
-export default createServer({
-	configure: (app) =>
-		app.use(
-			secureHeaders({
-				nonce: true,
-				contentSecurityPolicy: [
-					"default-src 'self'",
-					"script-src 'self'",
-					"style-src 'self' 'unsafe-inline'",
-					"img-src 'self' data:",
-					"connect-src 'self'",
-					"form-action 'self'",
-					"base-uri 'self'",
-					"frame-ancestors 'none'",
-				].join('; '),
-			}),
-		),
-});
-```
-
-`script-src 'self'` goes out as `script-src 'self' 'nonce-…'`, a new
-value on every response. `'self'` still allows the bundles under
-`/assets`, and `connect-src 'self'` the single-fetch data requests.
-
-### 2. The nonce, in `app/entry.server.tsx`
-
-React Router's template has no entry; reveal the default one, then add an
-import and the nonce in two places:
-
-```sh
-bunx react-router reveal entry.server
-```
-
-```diff
- // app/entry.server.tsx, as reveal writes it
- import { PassThrough } from "node:stream";
-
-+import { nonceOf } from "@alxia/react-router";
- import type { EntryContext, RouterContextProvider } from "react-router";
- …
-     const { pipe, abort } = renderToPipeableStream(
--      <ServerRouter context={routerContext} url={request.url} />,
-+      <ServerRouter context={routerContext} url={request.url} nonce={nonceOf(loadContext)} />,
-       {
-+        nonce: nonceOf(loadContext),
-         [readyOption]() {
-```
-
-`loadContext` is the entry's fifth parameter, the `RouterContextProvider`
-alxia hands React Router; the revealed file already declares it. With
-`renderToReadableStream`, the web entry, the option is the same: `{ nonce:
-nonceOf(loadContext), … }`.
-
-That is all: under `react-router dev` and from the build, every `<script>`
-of a page carries the nonce of its own response's policy, Vite's dev
-scripts included.
-
-### How it stays loose
-
-`nonceOf` reads `nonce` from alxia's context if it is a string, and
-returns `undefined` otherwise: no middleware set one, or the request did not come
-through alxia at all. `ServerRouter` and React then render no `nonce`
-attribute. So:
-
-- this package does not depend on `@alxia/secure-headers`, nor the reverse;
-- the same `entry.server.tsx` serves an app with or without the policy;
-- a nonce of your own works too, from any `derive` in `configure` that
-  returns `{ nonce: string }`; the policy is then yours to write with it.
-
-```ts
-configure: (app) => app.derive(() => ({ nonce: myNonce() })),
-```
-
-Under `exactOptionalPropertyTypes`, spread it in only when there is one:
-see [the troubleshooting entry](troubleshooting.md#type---nonce-string--undefined--is-not-assignable-to-type-serverrouterprops-with-exactoptionalpropertytypes-true).
+Moved to [A CSP nonce](guide/csp-nonce.md).
 
 ## Escape hatches
 
-### Another server file
+Moved to [Escape hatches](guide/customising-the-server.md#escape-hatches).
 
-`alxia({ entry })` names the server file, relative to Vite's root, in
-place of `app/server.ts`:
+## A server of your own, without the plugin
 
-```ts
-// vite.config.ts
-import { alxia } from '@alxia/react-router/vite';
-import { reactRouter } from '@react-router/dev/vite';
-import { defineConfig } from 'vite';
-
-export default defineConfig({
-	plugins: [reactRouter(), alxia({ entry: 'server/main.ts' })],
-});
-```
-
-A missing `entry` is an error, where a missing `app/server.ts` falls back
-to the default server.
-
-### Overriding the wiring
-
-`build`, `mode` and `client` override what the plugin passes:
-
-```ts
-// app/server.ts: the client's files with headers of your own
-import { createServer } from '@alxia/react-router';
-
-export default createServer({
-	client: false,
-	beforeAll: (app) =>
-		app.static('/assets', 'build/client/assets', {
-			cacheControl: 'public, max-age=31536000, immutable',
-			precompressed: ['br'],
-		}),
-});
-```
-
-- **`client: false`** serves none of `build/client`: declare the files
-  yourself, in `beforeAll` or `configure`. A relative path there is
-  resolved against the process's working directory, the project's when it
-  runs `bun run start`.
-- **`client`**, a path or a `file:` URL, serves another folder in its
-  place.
-- **`mode`** forces React Router's server mode. `development` makes React
-  Router send its errors' stacks, and asks `build` for the build on every
-  request.
-- **`build`**, a `ServerBuild` or a function returning one, replaces React
-  Router's build: rarely wanted.
-
-### A server of your own, without the plugin
-
-`reactRouter(app, options)` is the catch-all itself, for a server that
-imports the build. Without the plugin, the dev server is React Router's
-own, and the loaders get no alxia context in dev.
-
-```ts
-// server.ts, beside build/
-import { alxia } from '@alxia/core';
-import { logger } from '@alxia/logger';
-import { reactRouter } from '@alxia/react-router';
-import type { ServerBuild } from 'react-router';
-
-export const base = alxia()
-	.use(logger())
-	.get('/api/health', ({ reply }) => reply.ok({ ok: true }));
-
-/** What the loaders read: alxiaOf<Base>(context). */
-export type Base = typeof base;
-
-const app = base.plugin((app) =>
-	reactRouter(app, {
-		build: () =>
-			import(new URL('./build/server/index.js', import.meta.url).href) as Promise<ServerBuild>,
-		client: new URL('./build/client', import.meta.url),
-	}),
-);
-
-app.listen({ port: Number(process.env['PORT'] ?? 3000) });
-```
-
-```sh
-bun run build && bun server.ts
-```
-
-| option | |
-| --- | --- |
-| `build` | a `ServerBuild`, loaded at startup; or a function returning one, called on the first request in `production`, again after a failed load, and on **every** request in `development` |
-| `mode` | React Router's server mode, `production` by default |
-| `getLoadContext(ctx, context)` | as `createServer`'s |
-| `client` | the client build's folder, a path or a `file:` URL, served before the catch-all in `production` |
-
-`reactRouter()` goes through `app.plugin`, as `@alxia/graphql`'s `graphql(app, …)`
-does: that is how it knows the app's context type. A `HEAD` is handed to
-React Router as a `GET`, since React Router answers a `HEAD` of its own
-with no headers at all; the core then drops the body. In a monorepo where
-this package is linked rather than installed, add
-`ssr: { external: ['@alxia/react-router'] }` to `vite.config.ts`: see
-[the troubleshooting entry](troubleshooting.md#alxiaof-this-request-has-no-alxia-context-).
+Moved to [A server of your own, without the plugin](guide/customising-the-server.md#a-server-of-your-own-without-the-plugin).
 
 ## Middlewares around the pages
 
-Every middleware declared before the catch-all runs around each page, as around
-any route, and `use` observers go first so they wrap everything:
-
-- **`@alxia/logger`** writes one entry per request and sets
-  `x-request-id`. It times a streamed page by its first byte, since
-  the response is settled when its headers leave. Every request is logged,
-  404s and errors included.
-- **`@alxia/compress`** compresses documents and data, and flushes a
-  streamed page as React writes it: the shell and its `<Suspense>`
-  fallback still arrive first, in zstd, Brotli or gzip. See [the troubleshooting entry](troubleshooting.md#a-streamed-page-arrives-in-one-piece).
-- **`@alxia/secure-headers`**' default policy, `default-src 'none'`, blocks
-  every script of the page, React Router's inline ones included, and its
-  `form-action 'none'` blocks a `<Form>`'s post. Give the pages a policy of
-  their own: see [the troubleshooting entry](troubleshooting.md#refused-to-execute-inline-script-because-it-violates-the-following-content-security-policy-directive-default-src-none).
-  With `nonce: true`, the scripts need no `'unsafe-inline'`:
-  [A CSP nonce](#a-csp-nonce).
-- **A guard** — `@alxia/jwt`'s `bearer`, `@alxia/janus`' session — in
-  `configure` guards every page and its data alike; in `beforeAll`, the
-  client's files too. On the app, a guard also answers a request no route
-  matches with its 401.
+Moved to [Middlewares around the pages](guide/beside-the-pages.md#middlewares-around-the-pages).
 
 ## Routes beside the pages
 
-alxia's own routes answer their paths wherever they are declared:
-
-```ts
-// app/server.ts
-import { createServer } from '@alxia/react-router';
-
-export default createServer({
-	configure: (app) =>
-		app
-			.get('/api/health', ({ reply }) => reply.ok({ ok: true }))
-			.get('/api/orders/:id', ({ params, reply }) => reply.ok({ id: params.id })),
-});
-```
-
-Each answers with its own middlewares and replies. The core ranks
-paths as `Bun.serve` does, through `listen`, `app.fetch` and
-`app.request` alike: segment by segment, a literal beats a parameter,
-which beats the catch-all's wildcard. Two consequences:
-
-- **The path is chosen before the method.** With only `POST /api/orders`,
-  a `GET /api/orders` is alxia's 405, not a page.
-- **A route whose path covers pages takes them.** `GET /:slug` answers
-  every one-segment path, `/about` included, before React Router sees it.
-  Put alxia's routes under a prefix of their own, `/api`.
-
-Pages and single-fetch data are not something a generated client calls:
-leave the catch-all out of `matchesSpec`'s check with `isReactRouterRoute`
-([OpenAPI](#openapi)); what a client does call, your `/api`, is what the
-OpenAPI document declares.
-
-What React Router answers comes back as it sent it: documents,
-single-fetch data (`/_.data`, `/login.data`), lazy route discovery
-(`/__manifest`), redirects with every `Set-Cookie` they carry, and the
-error pages, a 404 or a 500 rendered by the app's `ErrorBoundary`.
+Moved to [Routes beside the pages](guide/beside-the-pages.md#routes-beside-the-pages).
 
 ## WebSockets
 
-A `ws` route declared in `configure` (or `beforeAll`) is a socket under
-`react-router dev`, under `vite preview` and from
-`bun build/server/index.js` alike. There is
-nothing to add: no option, no package, no second server to start.
-
-```ts
-// app/server.ts
-import { createServer } from '@alxia/react-router';
-
-export default createServer({
-	configure: (app) =>
-		app
-			.derive(({ request }) => {
-				const name = request.headers.get('x-user');
-				return { user: name === null ? null : { name } };
-			})
-			.ws('/api/echo', {}, {
-				open: (socket) => socket.send({ hello: socket.data.user?.name ?? 'anonymous' }),
-				message: (socket, message) => socket.send({ echo: String(message) }),
-			})
-			.group((guarded) =>
-				guarded
-					.derive(({ user, reply }) =>
-						user === null ? reply(401, { error: 'unauthenticated' as const }) : { user },
-					)
-					.ws('/api/rooms/:room', {}, {
-						open: (socket) => socket.subscribe(socket.data.params.room),
-						message: (socket, message) =>
-							socket.publish(socket.data.params.room, {
-								from: socket.data.user.name,
-								text: String(message),
-							}),
-					}),
-			),
-});
-```
-
-The upgrade runs the middlewares declared before the route, and the route's
-validation, as any request does. A middleware's reply refuses it: the client
-gets the 401 and its body, and no socket opens. `socket.data` holds the
-validated request and what each middleware derived, typed. See
-[`@alxia/core`'s WebSockets](https://github.com/softistx/alxia/blob/develop/packages/core/docs/guide/websockets.md)
-for the schemas and the rest of the socket.
-
-The guard sits in a `group` so it refuses the sockets alone: declared on
-`app` itself, it would apply to every route after it, the pages'
-catch-all included.
-
-### Under `react-router dev`
-
-Vite's dev server is a `node:http` server, and an alxia socket is
-`Bun.serve`'s upgrade. The plugin listens for Vite's `upgrade` event and
-leaves Vite's own socket alone: an upgrade asking for the `vite-hmr` or
-`vite-ping` subprotocol is Vite's, and HMR works as before. Any other
-upgrade, except one Vite's `server.proxy` relays itself (an entry with
-`ws: true` or a `ws:` target, matched as Vite matches it), is relayed,
-byte for byte, to a `Bun.serve` of the app on a loopback port of its
-own, started on the first upgrade or the first request and given
-`app.fetch` and `app.websocket`, as `listen` gives them. So in dev:
-
-- **The same middlewares, refusals and handlers run** as from the build:
-  `open`, `message`, `close`, `drain`, the `message` and `send` schemas,
-  `subscribe` and `publish`.
-- **An edit to `app/server.ts`, or to a module it imports, is used from
-  the next connection.** The edit makes a new app, and the next upgrade
-  starts a new `Bun.serve` for it. A socket opened before the edit keeps
-  the handlers it opened with until it closes.
-- **A `publish` reaches the sockets opened since the same edit**: the
-  sockets opened before it are on the previous server. Reload the pages
-  after an edit to reconnect them.
-- **A loader's or an action's `alxiaOf(context).server` is that loopback
-  server**, the one the sockets are on, so its `publish` reaches them as
-  from the build: see [The server](#the-server-server).
-- **A socket's `ctx.ip` is the loopback address**, the relay's. The
-  browser is local in dev, so that is usually its address anyway.
-- **An upgrade to a path with no `ws` route** gets what the build answers
-  it too, never a socket: alxia's 404 where nothing matches, the page
-  where the catch-all does.
-- **Another plugin that listens for upgrades** competes with the relay
-  on the paths it shares with it: give its socket a path under a
-  `server.proxy` entry with `ws: true` or a `ws:` target, or outside the
-  app's.
-- **With Vite in middleware mode**, there is no `node:http` server of
-  Vite's to listen on: serve the app yourself, as in
-  [A server of your own](#a-server-of-your-own-without-the-plugin).
-
-Under `vite preview` the same relay runs, to a `Bun.serve` of the built
-app, loaded once. Under `bun build/server/index.js`, nothing of this runs:
-`listen` serves the sockets itself, as any alxia app's.
+Moved to [WebSockets](guide/beside-the-pages.md#websockets).
 
 ## The client's files
 
-In a build, each top-level entry of `build/client` becomes a route, after
-`beforeAll` and before `configure`:
-
-| entry | route | `Cache-Control` |
-| --- | --- | --- |
-| `assets/`, the hashed bundles | `static('/assets', …)` | `public, max-age=31536000, immutable` |
-| another folder, such as `images/` from `public/images/` | `static('/images', …)` | `public, max-age=3600` |
-| a file, such as `robots.txt` or `favicon.ico` | `file('/robots.txt', …)` | `public, max-age=3600` |
-
-They are the core's `static` and `file` routes, so ETags,
-`Last-Modified`, 304s and ranges are included. A missing file under one
-of those folders gets alxia's JSON 404, `{ "error": "not_found" }`, not a
-page, so a folder of `public/` shadows any page path under the same name.
-Dotfiles are skipped. In dev, Vite serves them.
-
-A folder that is not one, or a file whose name no route can carry, is
-refused when the server starts: see
-[the troubleshooting entries](troubleshooting.md#typeerror-reactrouter-client-is--which-is-not-a-directory-).
+Moved to [The client's files](guide/beside-the-pages.md#the-clients-files).
 
 ## OpenAPI
 
-alxia is OpenAPI spec first: the document is written by hand, the API's
-routes are bound to the operations generated from it, and
-[`@alxia/openapi`](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@alxia/openapi)'s
-`matchesSpec` checks, in a test, that every operation has its route; with
-`strict: true`, that `app.routes` and the operations match both ways. The
-catch-all and the client's files are routes of `app.routes`, and no
-operation of the document. Under `strict`, leave them out with
-`isReactRouterRoute`, which is true for each route this package declared:
-
-```ts
-// app/server.ts
-import { createServer } from '@alxia/react-router';
-import { operations } from './generated/alxia';
-
-export default createServer({
-	configure: (app) =>
-		app
-			.get('/api/health', ({ reply }) => reply.ok({ ok: true }))
-			.route(operations.listOrders, ({ reply }) => reply.ok([])),
-});
-```
-
-```ts
-// app/server.test.ts
-import { test } from 'bun:test';
-import { matchesSpec } from '@alxia/openapi';
-import { isReactRouterRoute } from '@alxia/react-router';
-import type { ServerBuild } from 'react-router';
-import { operations } from './generated/alxia';
-import server from './server';
-
-test('the API routes every operation of openapi.yaml, and nothing else', async () => {
-	const build: ServerBuild = await import(new URL('../build/server/index.js', import.meta.url).href);
-	const app = server.create({ build });
-	matchesSpec(app, operations, {
-		strict: true,
-		exclude: (route) => isReactRouterRoute(route) || route.path === '/api/health',
-	});
-});
-```
-
-When the app puts the operations under a prefix the document's paths
-leave out, `app.group('/api', (api) => api.route(…))`, give `matchesSpec`
-the same `prefix: '/api'`. See
-[`@alxia/openapi`'s matching](https://github.com/softistx/alxia/blob/develop/packages/openapi/docs/guide/matching.md#under-a-prefix).
+Moved to [OpenAPI](guide/openapi.md).
 
 ## Testing
 
-`server.create(wiring)` makes the app in process, from a build: import
-the server, and pass it React Router's build, which
-`build/server/index.js` holds. The test needs Bun's types:
-`bun add -d @types/bun`, and `"bun"` in the tsconfig's `types`.
-
-```ts
-// app/server.test.ts
-import { expect, test } from 'bun:test';
-import type { ServerBuild } from 'react-router';
-import server from './server';
-
-const BROWSER = 'Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/130.0 Safari/537.36';
-
-test('the home page renders', async () => {
-	// After `bun run build`: React Router's build is inside the server build.
-	const build: ServerBuild = await import(new URL('../build/server/index.js', import.meta.url).href);
-	const app = server.create({ build, client: new URL('../build/client', import.meta.url) });
-	const response = await app.request('/', { headers: { 'user-agent': BROWSER } });
-	expect(response.status).toBe(200);
-});
-```
-
-Or drive the built app itself, the default export of
-`build/server/index.js`: importing it starts no server. Or run it, as
-[the example's spec](https://github.com/softistx/alxia/blob/develop/examples/react-router/app/server.spec.ts)
-does: `bun build/server/index.js` with `PORT=0`, then read the URL from
-its `alxia listening on <url>` line.
-
-Send a browser's user agent. `isbot('Bun/1.4.2')` is true, and React
-Router's entry waits for the whole page before it answers a bot, so a test
-with Bun's own user agent never sees a page stream. An index route's action
-is `POST /?index`, not `POST /`.
-
-`app.request` runs without a server, so a loader's `alxiaOf(context).server`
-is `undefined` there, and a `publish` it guards with `?.` sends nothing.
-To test one, listen on a free port, `app.listen({ port: 0 })`, open the
-socket, then post to the action (`/todos.data`, the single-fetch URL, for
-its data rather than the page).
+Moved to [Testing](guide/testing.md).
 
 ## Deploying
 
-Run `bun run build`, then `bun build/server/index.js`. The build is
-[self-contained](#self-contained): `build/` is all the server needs, with
-no `node_modules`, unless the app keeps a package external with
-`ssr.external`.
-
-### Docker
-
-The `react-router` template of
-[`@alxia/create`](https://github.com/softistx/alxia/tree/develop/packages/create)
-and the [example](https://github.com/softistx/alxia/tree/develop/examples/react-router)
-ship this `Dockerfile`, on Bun's official images: built on `oven/bun:1`,
-Debian's, and run on `oven/bun:1-alpine`, about 130 MB. For an app started from
-`create-react-router`, it replaces the template's, which builds and runs
-on Node:
-
-```dockerfile
-# Bun builds the app, and the image holds build/ alone: alxia's plugin
-# bundles every dependency into build/server/index.js, alxia's server, which
-# runs on Bun with no node_modules. Pinned to Bun 1, the major alxia
-# supports.
-
-# Every dependency, then react-router build: build/client and
-# build/server/index.js.
-FROM oven/bun:1 AS build
-WORKDIR /app
-COPY package.json bun.lock* bunfig.toml* ./
-RUN bun install --frozen-lockfile
-COPY . .
-RUN bun run build
-
-# The build, run as Bun's own non-root user with the start script's
-# command, and --no-install: with no node_modules, Bun would otherwise
-# fetch a package the build left out from the registry at startup,
-# where this fails.
-# The server listens on PORT (3000) and HOST (0.0.0.0). On Alpine, about
-# 200 MB lighter: build/ is JavaScript, which runs the same on musl. A
-# native addon built for glibc alone needs oven/bun:1 here.
-FROM oven/bun:1-alpine
-WORKDIR /app
-ENV NODE_ENV=production
-COPY --from=build /app/build ./build
-USER bun
-EXPOSE 3000
-CMD ["bun", "--no-install", "build/server/index.js"]
-```
-
-```sh
-docker build -t my-app .
-docker run -p 3000:3000 my-app
-```
-
-Keep the template's `.dockerignore` beside it: `node_modules`, `build` and
-`.react-router` stay out of the context, so the image installs and builds
-its own. The `bunfig.toml` goes in, and `bun run build` runs React
-Router's CLI on Bun, as it does outside Docker. The image's command is
-`start`'s, run directly, so the platform's `SIGTERM` reaches the server,
-with `--no-install`: a package missing from `build/` then fails at
-startup, where Bun would otherwise fetch it from npm.
-
-- **Commit `bun.lock`.** The installs are `--frozen-lockfile`: the image
-  gets the versions you tested, and a `package.json` changed without a
-  `bun install` fails the build
-  ([troubleshooting](https://github.com/softistx/alxia/blob/develop/packages/react-router/docs/troubleshooting.md#error-lockfile-had-changes-but-lockfile-is-frozen)).
-- **The final stage is Alpine's**, musl where the build stage has glibc.
-  `build/` is JavaScript, which runs the same on both. A native addon
-  kept external and built for glibc alone does not load there: put the
-  final stage back on `oven/bun:1`
-  ([`@alxia/create`'s troubleshooting](https://github.com/softistx/alxia/blob/develop/packages/create/docs/troubleshooting.md#error--is-linked-against-glibc-dt_needed-libmso6-but-this-bun-build-uses-musl)).
-- **The server runs as `bun`**, a user with no write access to `/app`.
-  Write files to a volume the user owns
-  ([troubleshooting](https://github.com/softistx/alxia/blob/develop/packages/react-router/docs/troubleshooting.md#eacces-permission-denied-open-app)).
-- **The image holds `build/` alone**, no `node_modules`: the build is
-  [self-contained](#self-contained). An app that keeps a package external
-  with `ssr.external` copies the production dependencies too, from a
-  stage of their own:
-
-  ```dockerfile
-  # Before the build stage: the production dependencies alone.
-  FROM oven/bun:1 AS production-dependencies
-  WORKDIR /app
-  COPY package.json bun.lock* bunfig.toml* ./
-  RUN bun install --frozen-lockfile --production
-
-  # In the final stage, beside build/.
-  COPY --from=production-dependencies /app/node_modules ./node_modules
-  ```
+Moved to [Deploying](guide/deploying.md).
 
-  Without it, the container stops at startup with
-  `Cannot find package '…'`
-  ([troubleshooting](https://github.com/softistx/alxia/blob/develop/packages/react-router/docs/troubleshooting.md#error-cannot-find-package--from-appbuildserverindexjs)).
+## Docker
 
-`PORT` and `HOST` set where the server listens. The platform's `SIGTERM`
-stops it once the requests in flight are answered, within
-`shutdownTimeout`, and runs the app's `onStop` hooks. Give the platform a
-readiness probe with `@alxia/core`'s `health()`, mounted in `beforeAll`.
+Moved to [Docker](guide/deploying.md#docker).