---------------------- Yes, there are patterns to define routes and resources outside of `App.tsx` in refine to keep your code more organized and maintainable. Here are a couple of approaches you can consider: 1. Separate Route Definitions: You can define your routes in separate files and import them into `App.tsx`. This helps keep your routing logic organized and closer to the components they relate to. For example, you could create a `routes` folder with files for different sections of your app: ```typescript // src/routes/posts.tsx import { Route } from "react-router-dom"; import { PostList, PostCreate, PostEdit } from "pages/posts"; export const PostRoutes = ( } /> } /> } /> ); // src/routes/index.tsx import { PostRoutes } from "./posts"; import { CategoryRoutes } from "./categories"; export const AppRoutes = ( <> {PostRoutes} {CategoryRoutes} ); ``` Then in your `App.tsx`, you can import and use these routes: ```typescript import { AppRoutes } from "./routes"; function App() { return ( // ... {AppRoutes} // ... ); } ``` 2. Separate Resource Definitions: Similarly, you can define your resources in a separate file: ```typescript // src/resources.ts export const resources = [ { name: "posts", list: "/posts", create: "/posts/create", edit: "/posts/edit/:id", }, { name: "categories", list: "/categories", show: "/categories/show/:id", }, ]; // App.tsx import { resources } from "./resources";

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