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Hmm, I don't know enough to give you a confident answer yet. The information extracts provided do not mention the use of tanstack router with refine. However, refine does provide flexibility in terms of routing and allows you to use any router library that you want. It has built-in router packages for Next.js, Remix, and React Router v6.
For more information, you can refer to the routerProvider documentation (https://refine.dev/docs/core/providers/router-provider) and the router packages documentation (https://refine.dev/docs/packages/documentation/routers/).
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Hmm, I don't know enough to give you a confident answer yet. The information extracts provided do not mention the use of tanstack router with refine. However, refine does provide flexibility in terms of routing and allows you to use any router library that you want. It has built-in router packages for Next.js, Remix, and React Router v6.
For more information, you can refer to the routerProvider documentation (https://refine.dev/docs/core/providers/router-provider) and the router packages documentation (https://refine.dev/docs/packages/documentation/routers/).
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CHello @.d10, we aren't aware of anyone doing this, yet. Maybe we can discuss with @core team. You can also start a discussion on this topic!
CHello @.d10 we suggest you to use react-router, which is stable and reliable. Tanstack router package was discontinued, renamed in the past and we can't rely on that for now.
NHi thanks for the reply. Tanstack router isn't discontinued. It's been in beta for a while and due to be released soon I think. https://tanstack.com/router/v1
Not sure how hard it will be to make a router provider for it since it's really strict with types and routes defined but I'm going to take a look
Not sure how hard it will be to make a router provider for it since it's really strict with types and routes defined but I'm going to take a look
Powerful routing and first-class search-param APIs for JS/TS, React, Solid, Vue and Svelte
EHey @.d10, refine had the tanstack router (it was known as react-location back then) integration in v3 but we couldn't spare time to have it maintained because of the constant changes in its API. Now if it's stable we can discuss our opportunities to re-implement the integration with the latest version.
For the short term, I don't think we can focus on this implementation with our team but would love to support the community if there's anyone trying to implement it.
Now we'll wait to see if there are enough users wanting this integration 
For the short term, I don't think we can focus on this implementation with our team but would love to support the community if there's anyone trying to implement it.
Now we'll wait to see if there are enough users wanting this integration FWould love to see Tanstack Router implemented, the DX is killer and would pair up perfectly with Refine's DX since it plays so well with React Query 
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Honestly, it's the best routing system out there!
I really like the whole relative path thing and the ability to set origin and destination on the fly, it sorts out so many routing headaches. This makes dealing with tricky routes like dynamic, authenticated, i18n, and contextualized routes a breeze, especially when you don't know the full path upfront, cutting down on the need to pass around a bunch of contexts and params to figure out the right route.
Also, I think it's the only one giving full type-safety for path/search params, which is a big deal when you're building a dashboard juggling multiple search parameters for table filters and actions.
And lastly, its per-route caching system is a lifesaver, significantly reducing the instances of requests that should ideally remain fresh.
.Honestly, it's the best routing system out there!
I really like the whole relative path thing and the ability to set origin and destination on the fly, it sorts out so many routing headaches. This makes dealing with tricky routes like dynamic, authenticated, i18n, and contextualized routes a breeze, especially when you don't know the full path upfront, cutting down on the need to pass around a bunch of contexts and params to figure out the right route.
Also, I think it's the only one giving full type-safety for path/search params, which is a big deal when you're building a dashboard juggling multiple search parameters for table filters and actions.
And lastly, its per-route caching system is a lifesaver, significantly reducing the instances of requests that should ideally remain fresh.
HHey all ( @d10, @aliemir, @Batu ) FWIW Tanstack had pushed their router package out of beta a little while ago. I took a stab at implementing the provider. I haven't really tested any of it yet but if anyone is interested in a WIP provider example, I'd be happy to share. I'm a little sketchy on all of the proper router API's but every piece seems to be there. Cheers!
EHey @hazah, if you've end up releasing your implementation as a package, we'd be happy to list it in our documentation and mention it
FWould love to see a first working implementation!
HWill keep you guys posted.
HHad been MIA as I was under the weather, but while I don't have a package to show off yet, I'd like to report I'm having success and gaining some momentum. I have one concern WRT some of the mysterious inner workings of Refine's interface. Specifically the signature of the that expects as the return type... Tanstack's Router's final result from its imperative function is instead. Preliminary tests (and thoughts) suggest that this can still work, as Refine's assumption is
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