Single letter folder named 't' breaks the routes

[jemmyw]

Describe the Bug

I wanted a route like /t/:token in my app. However, using the letter 't' for a folder seems to break things. Using the letter 'a' doesn't break things, and 'to' works. !

Here is the routes generated with 't':

Note that 't' doesn't appear in the children array and the account path has '(app)/t/_layout' as it's id.

Now if I rename the folder to 'a':

Now 'a' appears as one of the children and the account path id is '(app)/account/_layout' as expected.

Generouted Version

1.19.9

Your Example Website or App or Reproduction

N/A

Steps to Reproduce the Bug or Issue

1. Name a folder 't' in src/pages

Expected Behavior

To be able to use /t/ as a path

Screenshots or Videos

No response

Platform

• macOS
• Chrome

Additional context

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[jemmyw]

I've narrowed this down. When having two sibling routes under a route group (app), if one route is a single letter (e.g., 't') and another route exists that comes before it and ends with that letter (e.g., 'account'), the single-letter route gets incorrectly nested as a child of the other route instead of being a sibling.

It looks like this is the code causing an issue:

const found = current?.find((route) => route.path === path || route.id?.replace('/_layout', '').endsWith(path))

in packages/generouted/src/core.ts

And note the problem exists for 'nt 'unt' 'ount' 'count' and 'ccount'

[oedotme]

@jemmyw Thanks for reporting and fixing this issue!

I've applied the commit you've referenced and included that in the tests.

This should be available now in the v1.19.10 release.

[jemmyw]

Thanks for resolving!