@real-router/ssr-data-plugin 0.3.3 → 0.4.0

package/README.md

@@ -33,13 +33,14 @@ import { createRouter } from "@real-router/core";
 import { cloneRouter } from "@real-router/core/api";
 import { ssrDataPluginFactory } from "@real-router/ssr-data-plugin";
 import type { DataLoaderFactoryMap } from "@real-router/ssr-data-plugin";
+import { routes } from "./routes"; // your app's route tree
 
 const loaders: DataLoaderFactoryMap = {
   "users.profile": () => async (params) => fetchUser(params.id),
   "users.list": () => async () => fetchUsers(),
 };
 
-// Base router — created once
+// Base router — created once at module load
 const baseRouter = createRouter(routes, { defaultRoute: "home", allowNotFound: true });
 
 // Per-request SSR
@@ -55,19 +56,62 @@ router.dispose();
 
 ## Configuration
 
-Loaders are keyed by **route name** (not path). Each value is a **factory function** `(router, getDependency) => loaderFn` that receives the router instance and a dependency getter. The factory runs once at plugin registration; the returned loader is cached. Each loader receives route `params` and returns a `Promise`:
+Entries are keyed by **route name** (not path). Each value is either a **factory function** `(router, getDependency) => loaderFn` (short form) or an object `{ ssr?, loader? }` with optional per-route SSR mode. The factory runs once at plugin registration; the returned loader is cached. Each loader receives route `params` and returns `Promise<unknown> | unknown`:
 
 ```typescript
 import type { DataLoaderFactoryMap } from "@real-router/ssr-data-plugin";
 
 const loaders: DataLoaderFactoryMap = {
+  // Short form — defaults to ssr: "full"
   home: () => async () => ({ featured: await fetchFeatured() }),
-  "users.profile": () => async (params) => ({ user: await fetchUser(params.id) }),
-  "users.list": () => async () => ({ users: await fetchUsers() }),
+
+  // Object form — opt out of server rendering for this route
+  "admin.dashboard": { ssr: false },
+
+  // Object form — server fetches data, app ships shell + JSON
+  "users.profile": {
+    ssr: "data-only",
+    loader: () => async (params) => ({ user: await fetchUser(params.id) }),
+  },
+
+  // Function-form resolver — mode resolved per-navigation
+  "docs.detail": {
+    ssr: (state) => state.params.format === "pdf" ? "client-only" : "full",
+    loader: () => async (params) => ({ doc: await fetchDoc(params.id) }),
+  },
 };
 ```
 
-Routes without a matching loader produce no data — `state.context.data` is `undefined`.
+Routes without a matching entry produce no data — `state.context.data` is `undefined` and `getSsrDataMode(state)` falls back to `"full"`.
+
+## Per-route SSR mode
+
+Three modes are supported. The plugin publishes the resolved mode to `state.context.ssrDataMode`; read it via `getSsrDataMode(state)`:
+
+| `ssr` value                  | mode marker       | loader behaviour          |
+| ---------------------------- | ----------------- | ------------------------- |
+| omitted / `true` / `"full"`  | `"full"`          | runs (composes with #596) |
+| `"data-only"`                | `"data-only"`     | runs (composes with #596) |
+| `false` / `"client-only"`    | `"client-only"`   | **skipped** unconditionally |
+| `(state) => SsrMode`         | resolver result   | resolved per-navigation   |
+
+`"client-only"` is **symmetric**: the loader is skipped on every `start()` call (server and client). The application reads `getSsrDataMode(state)` and triggers its own client-side fetch (React Query, `useEffect`, Suspense). This keeps the plugin free of environment detection.
+
+```typescript
+import { getSsrDataMode } from "@real-router/ssr-data-plugin";
+
+const state = await router.start(url);
+const mode = getSsrDataMode(state); // "full" | "data-only" | "client-only"
+
+if (mode === "full") {
+  return renderToString(<App router={router} />);
+}
+return `<div data-ssr-mode="${mode}"></div>`;
+```
+
+The function-form resolver receives `state` **before** the mode is written, so it should not read `state.context.ssrDataMode`. Branch on `state.params`, `state.path`, or `state.name`.
+
+See [`examples/web/react/ssr-examples/ssr-mixed/`](../../examples/web/react/ssr-examples/ssr-mixed) for a hybrid pipeline that demonstrates all three modes from a single `entry-server.tsx`.
 
 ## Accessing Data
 
@@ -80,7 +124,7 @@ const data = state.context.data; // loaded data, or undefined if no loader match
 
 The plugin claims the `"data"` namespace on `state.context` via the [claim-based API](https://github.com/greydragon888/real-router/wiki/plugin-architecture). Module augmentation on `@real-router/types` provides type safety for `state.context.data`.
 
-## SSR-Only by Design
+## SSR-Only by Design (with explicit CSR revalidation channel)
 
 This plugin intercepts `start()` only — not `navigate()`. In SSR, the flow is:
 
@@ -88,7 +132,183 @@ This plugin intercepts `start()` only — not `navigate()`. In SSR, the flow is:
 cloneRouter → usePlugin → start(url) → data loaded → state.context.data → renderToString
 ```
 
-Client-side navigation and data fetching is the application's responsibility (React Query, Suspense, `useEffect`, etc.).
+Client-side navigation does **not** re-run the loader by default — application-layer fetching (React Query, Suspense, `useEffect`) owns CSR data. The one explicit exception is the `invalidate()` revalidation channel below.
+
+## Client-side revalidation (`invalidate`)
+
+After a mutation, mark the `"data"` namespace stale on the router. The next navigation (including a same-route reload) re-runs the loader for the destination route and overwrites `state.context.data` before `TRANSITION_SUCCESS` fires — so subscribers see the fresh payload.
+
+```typescript
+import { invalidate } from "@real-router/ssr-data-plugin";
+
+// Fire-and-forget — stale until the user navigates somewhere.
+invalidate(router, "data");
+
+// Explicit await — pair with a same-route reload.
+invalidate(router, "data");
+await router.navigate(state.name, state.params, { reload: true });
+```
+
+The flag is **preserved** until a successful, non-cancelled loader write. So a navigation that lands on a route without a loader entry, a `client-only` route, a mode-only entry, or one that gets cancelled mid-loader (newer `navigate()` aborts the older controller) all leave the flag set for the next attempt. A loader rejection also leaves the flag set — retry re-runs the loader.
+
+Idempotent — multiple `invalidate()` calls between refreshes collapse to one re-run. Survives `cloneRouter()` boundaries: each clone has its own flag set. Surgical for multi-namespace routes — only `"data"` re-runs; a side-by-side [`@real-router/rsc-server-plugin`](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@real-router/rsc-server-plugin) keeps its cached `state.context.rsc` unless its own `invalidate()` was also called.
+
+### Cancellation-aware loaders
+
+The leave handler passes the navigation's `AbortController.signal` as the second loader argument so loaders can abort their in-flight work (fetch, DB query, …) when a newer navigation supersedes:
+
+```typescript
+"users.profile": () => async (params, ctx) => {
+  // Network layer cancels on rapid double-click — second click aborts
+  // the first nav's controller, fetch sees `signal.aborted` and rejects.
+  const response = await fetch(`/api/user/${params.id}`, {
+    signal: ctx?.signal,
+  });
+
+  return response.json();
+},
+```
+
+The start interceptor calls the loader without a context — SSR boot path apps thread a request-scoped signal via `cloneRouter(base, { abortSignal })` + `getDep("abortSignal")` + [`withTimeout({ upstreamSignal })`](https://github.com/greydragon888/real-router/wiki/SSR-Cancellation).
+
+**Robust loaders check `signal.aborted` upfront** — a signal aborted before `addEventListener("abort", …)` does NOT auto-fire the listener. Pattern documented in the `home` loader of every `ssr-mixed/` example.
+
+Non-breaking via TypeScript contravariance — existing `(params) => …` loaders without the second arg continue to work; they just don't observe cancellation.
+
+## Post-hydration loader skip
+
+When the application uses `hydrateRouter()` from `@real-router/core/utils`, the parsed server-serialized state is briefly deposited on a one-shot internal scratchpad before `start()` runs. The plugin reads this scratchpad and **reuses the server-resolved value** if `state.context.data` is already present for the same route name — skipping the redundant client-side loader call on first paint.
+
+```typescript
+// Server: state.context.data populated by the loader, serialized into HTML
+const html = `<script>window.__SSR_STATE__=${serializeRouterState(state)}</script>`;
+
+// Client: hydrateRouter feeds the scratchpad, plugin sees it and skips re-load
+await hydrateRouter(router, window.__SSR_STATE__);
+// loader was NOT called — state.context.data === server's value
+```
+
+The skip is single-shot — only the first `start()` triggered by `hydrateRouter`consumes the scratchpad. Subsequent navigations run the loader normally. Composes with per-route mode: `"client-only"` skips the loader regardless of scratchpad contents (mode wins).
+
+**Mode marker is always written.** Even on a scratchpad-hit the plugin still calls `claim.write(state, mode)` for `state.context.ssrDataMode` before the loader-skip branch runs. So a route configured `ssr: "full"` keeps `getSsrDataMode(state) === "full"` on the client after hydration even when the loader was skipped — UI conditionals that branch on `ssrDataMode` don't need to special-case the post-hydration first paint. Symmetric on the rsc-server-plugin side (`state.context.ssrRscMode`).
+
+## Typed Loader Errors (`@real-router/ssr-data-plugin/errors`)
+
+The plugin is HTTP-agnostic — it only awaits the loader and writes the result to `state.context.data`. To bridge loader failures to HTTP semantics (404, 30x, 504), import typed error classes from the `errors` subpath and let your handler catch them:
+
+```typescript
+import {
+  LoaderNotFound,
+  LoaderRedirect,
+  LoaderTimeout,
+  withTimeout,
+} from "@real-router/ssr-data-plugin/errors";
+
+const loaders: DataLoaderFactoryMap = {
+  "users.profile": (_router, getDep) => (params) => {
+    const upstreamSignal = (
+      getDep as unknown as (k: string) => AbortSignal | undefined
+    )("abortSignal");
+
+    return withTimeout(
+      "users.profile",
+      250,
+      async ({ signal }) => {
+        // signal aborts on the 250 ms deadline OR on client disconnect
+        // (upstream); fetch propagates the abort to the network layer.
+        const user = await fetchUser(params.id, { signal });
+        if (!user) throw new LoaderNotFound(`user:${params.id}`);
+        return { user };
+      },
+      { upstreamSignal },
+    );
+  },
+  "users.legacy": () => (params) => {
+    throw new LoaderRedirect(`/users/${params.id}`, 301);
+  },
+};
+
+// In the handler:
+try {
+  const state = await router.start(url);
+  return renderHtml(state);
+} catch (error) {
+  if (error?.code === "LOADER_NOT_FOUND") return res.status(404).send("Not Found");
+  if (error?.code === "LOADER_REDIRECT") return res.redirect(error.status, error.target);
+  if (error?.code === "LOADER_TIMEOUT") return res.status(504).send("Timeout");
+  throw error;
+}
+```
+
+Discriminator is the `code` field — match structurally without `instanceof`. Identical errors are also re-exported from `@real-router/rsc-server-plugin/errors` (same shared source) so RSC apps don't need to add a `ssr-data-plugin` dependency just to throw `LoaderNotFound`.
+
+## Deferred data with `defer()` (#610)
+
+Loaders may return a `defer({ critical, deferred })` payload to split the response into a **critical** bundle (resolved before the shell renders) and a **deferred** record of named promises (streamed after via inline `<script>__rrDefer__("key", json)</script>` tags). React 19's `<Suspense>` + `use(promise)` and the cross-framework `<Await>` / `useDeferred(key)` adapters consume the deferred map natively:
+
+```typescript
+import { defer, LoaderNotFound } from "@real-router/ssr-data-plugin";
+
+"products.detail": () => (params) => {
+  const product = getProduct(params.id);
+  if (!product) throw new LoaderNotFound(`product:${params.id}`);
+
+  return defer({
+    critical: { product },                                  // awaited, lands in state.context.data
+    deferred: {                                             // streamed, lands in state.context.ssrDataDeferred
+      reviews: fetchReviews(params.id),
+      related: fetchRelated(params.id),
+    },
+  });
+};
+```
+
+The plugin writes:
+
+- `state.context.data` — `critical` (existing contract; consumers reading `state.context.data` see no change)
+- `state.context.ssrDataDeferred` — `Record<string, Promise<unknown>>`. Server: real loader-returned promises. Client (post-hydration): registry-backed promises that resolve as inline settle scripts land.
+- `state.context.ssrDataDeferredKeys` — declared key list. Included in the serialized SSR state so the client plugin can reconstruct the deferred map on hydration.
+
+**Reserved keys.** `defer()` throws `TypeError(/is reserved/)` for `__proto__`, `constructor`, or `prototype` as deferred-map keys — defence-in-depth against prototype-chain corruption during client-side reconstruction.
+
+**Shallow-clone freeze.** `defer()` freezes a shallow clone of the deferred map. The caller's reference stays mutable, but post-call mutations cannot smuggle entries past the reserved-key / thenable validation pass. An eagerly-rejected promise gets a defensive no-op `.catch(() => {})` attached so a synchronous rejection doesn't trip `process.on("unhandledRejection")` before `injectDeferredScripts` attaches its real `.then`.
+
+## Streaming SSR pipeline (`/server` subpath)
+
+Pair `defer()`-returning loaders with `injectDeferredScripts` on the server to interleave the React stream with `<script>__rrDefer__(...)</script>` settle tags as each promise resolves:
+
+```typescript
+import { renderToReadableStream } from "react-dom/server";
+import {
+  getDeferBootstrapScript,
+  injectDeferredScripts,
+} from "@real-router/ssr-data-plugin/server";
+
+const reactStream = await renderToReadableStream(<App />);
+const deferred =
+  (state.context as { ssrDataDeferred?: Record<string, Promise<unknown>> })
+    .ssrDataDeferred ?? {};
+
+// Wrap the React stream — settle scripts interleave in resolution order.
+const stream = injectDeferredScripts(reactStream, deferred, {
+  bootstrap: false, // emit bootstrap separately for cleaner React hydration
+});
+
+// Embed the bootstrap once in <head>:
+const bootstrap = `<script>${getDeferBootstrapScript()}</script>`;
+```
+
+### `InjectDeferredScriptsOptions`
+
+| Option           | Type                            | Default          | Purpose                                                                                                                                          |
+| ---------------- | ------------------------------- | ---------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
+| `serialize`      | `Serializer` = `(v) => string`  | `JSON.stringify` | Custom value serializer. Pass `devalue.stringify` / `superjson.stringify` for Date / Map / Set / BigInt payloads. Output must `JSON.parse` cleanly on the client. |
+| `serializeError` | `(error: unknown) => string`    | `JSON.stringify({ name, message })` | Custom error serializer. Output lands in `__rrDeferError__("key", json)`. The bootstrap reconstructs an `Error` with `{ name, message }`.       |
+| `bootstrap`      | `boolean`                       | `true`           | When `true`, prepends `<script>${getDeferBootstrapScript()}</script>` to the stream. Set `false` to embed the bootstrap separately in `<head>` (cleaner React hydration). |
+
+`Serializer` is exported from `@real-router/ssr-data-plugin/server` so application code (e.g. wrappers around `devalue` / `superjson`) can type-annotate its custom serializer.
+
+See [`examples/web/react/ssr-examples/ssr-streaming/`](../../examples/web/react/ssr-examples/ssr-streaming) for the full pipeline and the [Streaming SSR wiki guide](https://github.com/greydragon888/real-router/wiki/Streaming-SSR) for design background.
 
 ## Cleanup
 
@@ -101,18 +321,28 @@ unsubscribe();
 
 In SSR, `router.dispose()` handles cleanup automatically.
 
+## Streaming SSR
+
+Combine with React 19's `<Suspense>` + `use(promise)` for deferred sections that arrive after the shell. The loader resolves critical data; deferred fetches live inside Suspense components and stream in via `renderToReadableStream`. No router-specific wrapper API needed.
+
+See [`examples/web/react/ssr-examples/ssr-streaming/`](../../examples/web/react/ssr-examples/ssr-streaming) for a complete working example, or the [Streaming SSR wiki guide](https://github.com/greydragon888/real-router/wiki/Streaming-SSR) for the design pattern.
+
 ## Documentation
 
 - [ARCHITECTURE.md](ARCHITECTURE.md) — Design decisions and data flow
-- [SSR Example](../../examples/ssr-react) — Full working example with React + Vite
+- [SSR Example](../../examples/web/react/ssr-examples/ssr) — Full working example (classical, non-streaming)
+- [SSR Mixed-mode Example](../../examples/web/react/ssr-examples/ssr-mixed) — Hybrid pipeline: full SSR + data-only + client-only on the same server, **plus the canonical `mutation → invalidate → reload` dogfooding** (Home page Refresh button) replicated across all six adapters with paired `happy path` + `in-flight defer` e2e scenarios
+- [Streaming SSR Example](../../examples/web/react/ssr-examples/ssr-streaming) — React 19 native streaming with `<Suspense>` + `use(promise)`
+- [Streaming SSR wiki guide](https://github.com/greydragon888/real-router/wiki/Streaming-SSR)
 
 ## Related Packages
 
-| Package                                                                                  | Description                            |
-| ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------- |
-| [@real-router/core](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@real-router/core)                     | Core router (required peer dependency) |
-| [@real-router/browser-plugin](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@real-router/browser-plugin) | Browser History API integration        |
-| [@real-router/react](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@real-router/react)                   | React bindings                         |
+| Package                                                                                          | Description                                                                                  |
+| ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
+| [@real-router/core](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@real-router/core)                             | Core router (required peer dependency)                                                       |
+| [@real-router/rsc-server-plugin](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@real-router/rsc-server-plugin)   | Sibling plugin — same `start()` interceptor pattern but for `ReactNode` (RSC payload). Runs side-by-side on the same router with distinct namespaces (`data` vs `rsc`). |
+| [@real-router/browser-plugin](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@real-router/browser-plugin)         | Browser History API integration                                                              |
+| [@real-router/react](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@real-router/react)                           | React bindings                                                                               |
 
 ## License
 

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package/dist/cjs/errors.d.ts

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+//#region ../../shared/ssr/errors.d.ts
+/**
+ * Typed loader errors that SSR pipelines translate into HTTP semantics.
+ *
+ * The `ssr-data-plugin` and `rsc-server-plugin` are intentionally
+ * HTTP-agnostic — they only await the loader and write the resolved value
+ * to `state.context.<namespace>`. Loaders bridge to HTTP status codes by
+ * throwing one of these named errors; application-layer middleware catches
+ * them and maps each `code` to the right status (302/308, 404, 504).
+ *
+ * Structural discrimination via `code` (not `instanceof`) so consumers
+ * can match across realms / bundle boundaries without coupling to the
+ * class identity.
+ *
+ * Re-exported from both plugins under the `./errors` subpath:
+ * `@real-router/ssr-data-plugin/errors` and
+ * `@real-router/rsc-server-plugin/errors`.
+ */
+declare class LoaderRedirect extends Error {
+  readonly target: string;
+  readonly status: 301 | 302 | 307 | 308;
+  readonly code = "LOADER_REDIRECT";
+  constructor(target: string, status?: 301 | 302 | 307 | 308);
+}
+declare class LoaderNotFound extends Error {
+  readonly resource: string;
+  readonly code = "LOADER_NOT_FOUND";
+  constructor(resource: string);
+}
+declare class LoaderTimeout extends Error {
+  readonly route: string;
+  readonly ms: number;
+  readonly code = "LOADER_TIMEOUT";
+  constructor(route: string, ms: number);
+}
+/**
+ * Race a loader against a deadline, with cooperative cancellation.
+ *
+ * The loader is invoked with `{ signal }` — a composed `AbortSignal` that
+ * aborts on the first of:
+ * - the deadline elapsing (`internalController.abort()` fires synchronously
+ *   *before* the race rejects with `LoaderTimeout`, so a loader that
+ *   threads `signal` into its I/O — e.g. `fetch(url, { signal })` — can
+ *   actually cancel the underlying work);
+ * - `options.upstreamSignal` aborting (typically the request-scoped abort
+ *   wired by `cloneRouter(base, { abortSignal })` for client-disconnect).
+ *
+ * Composition uses `AbortSignal.any([upstream, internal])` (Node 20.3+).
+ * If `upstreamSignal` is already aborted at call time, the loader is *not*
+ * invoked and the timer is *not* started — the rejection mirrors
+ * `upstreamSignal.reason ?? new DOMException("Aborted", "AbortError")`.
+ *
+ * On deadline, the same `LoaderTimeout` instance is used as both the
+ * `signal.reason` and the rejection reason — they refer to one object.
+ * On upstream abort during execution, the race rejects with the loader's
+ * own error (typically `AbortError`), *not* `LoaderTimeout`.
+ *
+ * Cancellation is cooperative: loaders that don't propagate `signal` into
+ * their I/O still run to completion in the background — the race result
+ * is unaffected, but resources are not freed early.
+ *
+ * The `setTimeout` handle is cleared via `.finally()` on the work promise
+ * so a fast-path success doesn't leak it. `Promise.race`'s internal
+ * `Promise.resolve(p).then(resolve, reject)` consumes any late losing
+ * rejection — no `unhandledRejection` for late loader settlements.
+ *
+ * Requires Node 20.3+ for `AbortSignal.any`.
+ *
+ * ### `ms` corner cases (Node `setTimeout` clamping)
+ *
+ * `ms` is forwarded verbatim to `setTimeout`, which means `Infinity`, `NaN`,
+ * and negative values are **NOT** safe sentinels for "no deadline":
+ *
+ * - `withTimeout("r", Infinity, …)` — Node clamps to `1` ms and emits a
+ *   `TimeoutOverflowWarning`. The race rejects with `LoaderTimeout` after
+ *   1 ms, not "never". Use a separate code path (e.g. invoke the loader
+ *   directly without wrapping) when you genuinely want no deadline.
+ * - `withTimeout("r", NaN, …)` — same: Node clamps to `1` ms with a
+ *   warning.
+ * - `withTimeout("r", -1, …)` — Node clamps to `1` ms with a warning.
+ * - `withTimeout("r", 0, …)` — fires on the next tick. A synchronous-
+ *   resolving loader (`() => Promise.resolve(v)`) typically wins the race,
+ *   but any async I/O loses. Treat `0` as "fire immediately" rather than
+ *   "no deadline".
+ *
+ * No runtime guard is added — the clamping is a Node-level concern and
+ * adding `if (!Number.isFinite(ms) || ms < 0) throw` would be a breaking
+ * change for callers relying on the current clamp semantics.
+ */
+declare function withTimeout<T>(routeName: string, ms: number, loader: (deps: {
+  signal: AbortSignal;
+}) => Promise<T>, options?: {
+  upstreamSignal?: AbortSignal | null;
+}): Promise<T>;
+//#endregion
+export { LoaderNotFound, LoaderRedirect, LoaderTimeout, withTimeout };
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package/dist/cjs/index-CeNUv7rM.d.ts

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+import { DefaultDependencies, Params, PluginFactory, Router, State } from "@real-router/types";
+
+//#region ../../shared/ssr/types.d.ts
+type SsrMode = "full" | "data-only" | "client-only";
+/**
+ * Resolves the SSR mode for a route per-navigation.
+ *
+ * Receives the resolved post-routing `state` (with `name`, `params`, `path`)
+ * and returns one of the allowed `SsrMode` values for the host plugin.
+ *
+ * The resolver is invoked **before** the plugin writes the mode marker to
+ * `state.context.<modeNamespace>`, so reading `state.context.ssrDataMode` /
+ * `state.context.ssrRscMode` here yields `undefined`. Branch on
+ * `state.params`, `state.path`, or `state.name` instead.
+ *
+ * Throwing from the resolver propagates through `start()` (standard
+ * navigation error pipeline) — no partial mode write occurs. Returning a
+ * value outside the host plugin's `allowedModes` rejects with a typed
+ * `TypeError` at runtime.
+ */
+type SsrModeResolver<M extends SsrMode = SsrMode> = (state: State) => M;
+type SsrModeConfig<M extends SsrMode = SsrMode> = M | boolean | SsrModeResolver<M>;
+/**
+ * Optional context object passed to the loader. The `signal` field is the
+ * navigation's `AbortController.signal` when the plugin's `subscribeLeave`
+ * handler invokes the loader (#605 `invalidate()` → CSR refresh path);
+ * `undefined` from the `start` interceptor (SSR boot path — apps that need
+ * a request-scoped signal use `getDep("abortSignal")` injected via
+ * `cloneRouter(base, { abortSignal })`, see `createRequestScope` and
+ * `withTimeout({ upstreamSignal })` patterns).
+ *
+ * Loaders ignoring the second argument remain compatible (TypeScript
+ * contravariance).
+ */
+interface SsrLoaderContext {
+  signal: AbortSignal;
+}
+type SsrLoaderFn<T> = (params: Params, context?: SsrLoaderContext) => Promise<T> | T;
+type SsrLoaderFnFactory<T, Dependencies extends DefaultDependencies = DefaultDependencies> = (router: Router<Dependencies>, getDependency: <K extends keyof Dependencies>(key: K) => Dependencies[K]) => SsrLoaderFn<T>;
+interface SsrRouteEntryObject<T, M extends SsrMode = SsrMode, Dependencies extends DefaultDependencies = DefaultDependencies> {
+  ssr?: SsrModeConfig<M>;
+  loader?: SsrLoaderFnFactory<T, Dependencies>;
+}
+type SsrRouteEntry<T, M extends SsrMode = SsrMode, Dependencies extends DefaultDependencies = DefaultDependencies> = SsrLoaderFnFactory<T, Dependencies> | SsrRouteEntryObject<T, M, Dependencies>;
+//#endregion
+//#region ../../shared/ssr/defer.d.ts
+/**
+ * Marker symbol for `defer()` payloads. `Symbol.for` is used so the brand
+ * survives across multiple module instances (a real concern in monorepo setups
+ * with multiple `node_modules/@real-router/ssr-data-plugin` copies).
+ */
+declare const DEFER_BRAND: unique symbol;
+interface DeferredPayload<C, D extends Record<string, Promise<unknown>>> {
+  readonly critical: C;
+  readonly deferred: D;
+  readonly [DEFER_BRAND]: true;
+}
+/**
+ * Wraps a loader return value to declare a critical/deferred split.
+ *
+ * - `critical` resolves before HTML render (blocks the shell).
+ * - `deferred` is a record of named promises that the framework can stream
+ *   independently — `<Suspense>`, `<Await/>`, `{#await}`, etc.
+ *
+ * The plugin writes `critical` to `state.context.<namespace>` (e.g. `data`)
+ * and the deferred promises to `state.context.<namespace>Deferred` (e.g.
+ * `ssrDataDeferred`). Adapter-side `useDeferred(key)` reads from the same
+ * shape and returns the matching promise for native framework awaiting.
+ *
+ * On the server: `state.context.ssrDataDeferred[key]` is the actual promise
+ * the loader produced. On the client (post-hydration): the plugin reconstructs
+ * promises from the global `__rrDeferRegistry__` that inline `__rrDefer__()`
+ * scripts populate as the server stream lands.
+ */
+declare function defer<const C, const D extends Record<string, Promise<unknown>>>(options: {
+  readonly critical: C;
+  readonly deferred: D;
+}): DeferredPayload<C, D>;
+/** Type guard — `true` iff `value` is a payload returned by `defer()`.
+ *
+ * The brand check uses `Object.hasOwn(value, DEFER_BRAND)` rather than a
+ * plain property read so a prototype-chain inheritance bypass —
+ * `Object.create({ [DEFER_BRAND]: true })` — does not falsely tag an
+ * object as a deferred payload. The brand symbol is a `Symbol.for(...)`,
+ * so a brand-marked object inherited by accident from a foreign realm
+ * could otherwise sneak past `defer()`'s validation and land in
+ * `processLoaderResult`'s slow path with no `critical`/`deferred` fields.
+ */
+declare function isDeferred(value: unknown): value is DeferredPayload<unknown, Record<string, Promise<unknown>>>;
+//#endregion
+//#region ../../shared/ssr/deferRegistry.d.ts
+/**
+ * Returns the inline bootstrap script (no `<script>` wrapper). Embed in a
+ * `<script>` tag emitted **once before any `__rrDefer__()` call lands** in
+ * the response stream. Idempotent — re-installing is a no-op.
+ *
+ * The script source is kept terse (ES5-ish, no template literals, no
+ * arrow functions) so it works without transpilation in legacy browsers and
+ * stays under ~600 bytes uncompressed.
+ */
+declare function getDeferBootstrapScript(): string;
+//#endregion
+export { SsrLoaderContext as a, SsrMode as c, isDeferred as i, SsrRouteEntry as l, DeferredPayload as n, SsrLoaderFn as o, defer as r, SsrLoaderFnFactory as s, getDeferBootstrapScript as t };
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