To make the redirect() function in SvelteKit work on the server while still keeping the ssr (server-side rendering) enabled, you can use the following approach:
goto
function from the SvelteKit router library in your server code:import { goto } from '@sveltejs/kit/kit';
redirect()
directly in your server-side function, use the goto
function to navigate to the desired URL:export async function get({ params }) {
// some code to determine the redirect URL
const redirectUrl = '/new-page';
// use goto() to navigate to the new page
return goto(redirectUrl);
}
goto
function in your server response to signal to SvelteKit that the redirect navigation should be performed.When the goto
function is called on the server, it generates a special response with a 302 redirect status code and the Location
header set to the specified URL. When this response is received by the browser, it will trigger a client-side navigation to the new URL. This approach allows you to perform server-side redirects while still retaining the benefits of SvelteKit's server-side rendering.
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