Loading.tsx Render
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Huntaway posted this in #help-forum
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If I put loading.tsx in root will it propagate to all routes or do I need a loading.tsx in every route?
Answered by LuisLl
It’ll depend on how you want the user experience to be. A single loading.tsx at the root of your app will be rendered when any async component (either page or any component) suspends.
For a nicer user experience add loading.tsx to individual pages or individual components (either server or client) so only those suspend. You can use <Suspense> with a fallback to wrap those which aren’t a page directly.
loading.tsx It’s literally a <Suspense> boundary wrapping your page so, have that in mind.. you’re suspending your whole app if you only have one loading.tsx file at the root
For a nicer user experience add loading.tsx to individual pages or individual components (either server or client) so only those suspend. You can use <Suspense> with a fallback to wrap those which aren’t a page directly.
loading.tsx It’s literally a <Suspense> boundary wrapping your page so, have that in mind.. you’re suspending your whole app if you only have one loading.tsx file at the root
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It’ll depend on how you want the user experience to be. A single loading.tsx at the root of your app will be rendered when any async component (either page or any component) suspends.
For a nicer user experience add loading.tsx to individual pages or individual components (either server or client) so only those suspend. You can use <Suspense> with a fallback to wrap those which aren’t a page directly.
loading.tsx It’s literally a <Suspense> boundary wrapping your page so, have that in mind.. you’re suspending your whole app if you only have one loading.tsx file at the root
For a nicer user experience add loading.tsx to individual pages or individual components (either server or client) so only those suspend. You can use <Suspense> with a fallback to wrap those which aren’t a page directly.
loading.tsx It’s literally a <Suspense> boundary wrapping your page so, have that in mind.. you’re suspending your whole app if you only have one loading.tsx file at the root
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