Many thanks about this piece of code.
export const page;
router('/access', () =>
import('./views/access.svelte').then(
module => page.set({ component: module.default })
)
);
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- page in
import router from 'page'most likely refers to page.js, a JavaScript router (that doesn't have any Svelte dependency) module.defaultrefers to the default export of the file that is passed as the first argument to theimport()function. This file would be'./views/dashboard.svelte'in
As all the imported files are Svelte components, the default export would be the component itself.router('/dashboard', () => import('./views/dashboard.svelte').then( module => page.set({ component: module.default }) ) );- Why props are defined as empty I can't tell. But possibly, none of the components specified in
import(/*component path here*/, /*more code here*/)requires any props.
Also, note that, although initially the page store is initialized with an object that has both, a component and props field, the page store's value is subsequently overwritten with an object that just has the component field (at all the calls to page.set()).
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