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Given that once a user logs in they are supposed to be sent to TabsScreen as per your authwrapper return const TabsScreen();

As per your code once a user is signed in you send them to DisciplinasScreen

Move the new Random() call outside of the for loop, random is seeded using time and calling new in a loop causes all the instances to use the same seed.

The reason you get a union result type is that boolean is a union (true | false) and conditional types distribute over union types (docs). Because of this, Unshift<['1', 2, '3'], boolean> evaluates to Unshift<['1', 2, '3'], true> | Unshift<['1', 2, '3'], false>.

You can prevent it from happening by surrounding both sides of the extends condition with square brackets:

1- You do not necessarily need two controllers. Since you have two routes, you can just point those to two different methods in the PostController. Also, you should not need to override the index method since featured posts would have a different logic, but if it does, you can move the repeating logic into another method. But, you most certainly do not need to have a constructor in the FeaturedController class and do not need to call parent's index class.

Suggested approach 1:

If I'm understanding your question correctly you are asking how to navigate back to a parent route dynamically.

Just like the routes use relative paths to build up the route tree structure, the links can also use relative paths for linking.

Link

A relative value (that does not begin with /) resolves relative to the parent route, which means that it builds upon the URL path that was matched by the route that rendered that . It may contain .. to link to routes further up the hierarchy. In these cases, .. works exactly like the command-line cd function; each .. removes one segment of the parent path.

To navigate back two path segments to get from a specific track back to a specific album, use ../...

Example:

If I understand your question correctly you want:

1. AlbumsPage to be rendered exclusively on path="/albums"
2. AlbumPage to be rendered exclusively on path="/albums/album/###"

You can move AlbumsPage into an index route so that is it matched and rendered when the parent Route component's path is exactly paths.albums, or "/albums". AlbumPage will continue to be rendered on the relative path paths.album, or resolved as "/albums/album/###". By not specifying an element prop for the parent Route an Outlet component will be rendered by default for the nested Route components to be rendered into.

The config object in new Phaser.Game(config); accepts a parent option, which specifies the element that will contain the game canvas. If it is undefined then it will be included in the document body (your case).

You can specify null so that it is not included anywhere, and you are responsible for adding it to the DOM.

See https://newdocs.phaser.io/docs/3.55.2/Phaser.Types.Core.GameConfig#GameConfig for the available options.

You can also have a look at How to integrate Phaser into React as they use that approach

Make sure your User model uses the Spatie\Permission\Traits\HasRoles trait.

With regex you don't need anything to replace minimatch '**'. "api/cases/import-data/**" can translate to /api\/cases\/import-data/.

But note the escaped forward slashes, which I think is the missing ingredient in