$app/manifest

import { 
const assets: {
    path: import("$app/types").AssetPath;
}[]
An array of { path: AssetPath } objects representing the files in your static directory, or whatever directory is specified by config.files.assets.
The path is relative to the base path, and can be used with asset(...).
referenceassets, 
const immutable: {
    path: string;
}[]
An array of { path: string } objects representing the files generated by Vite.
The path is relative to the base path, and is intended for use with cache.add(...) inside a service worker.
During development, this is an empty array.
referenceimmutable, 
const prerendered: {
    path: import("$app/types").Path;
}[]
An array of { path: Path } objects representing prerendered pages and endpoints, relative to the base path.
During development, this is an empty array.
referenceprerendered, const routes: ManifestRoute[]
An array of objects representing the routes in your app. Only routes that the router can match
are included — directories that merely hold a +layout are not routes of their own.
Each object has an id, plus page and endpoint booleans describing whether the route has a
+page and/or a +server. Both are true for a route that has both, so the capabilities can
be filtered independently:
import { routes } from '$app/manifest';

const pages = routes.filter((route) => route.page);
const endpoints = routes.filter((route) => route.endpoint);
referenceroutes } from '$app/manifest';

import { const routes: ManifestRoute[]
An array of objects representing the routes in your app. Only routes that the router can match
are included — directories that merely hold a +layout are not routes of their own.
Each object has an id, plus page and endpoint booleans describing whether the route has a
+page and/or a +server. Both are true for a route that has both, so the capabilities can
be filtered independently:
import { routes } from '$app/manifest';

const pages = routes.filter((route) => route.page);
const endpoints = routes.filter((route) => route.endpoint);
referenceroutes } from '$app/manifest';

const 
const pages: ({
    id: Exclude<import("$app/types").PageRouteId, import("$app/types").EndpointRouteId>;
    page: true;
    endpoint: false;
} | {
    id: Extract<import("$app/types").PageRouteId, import("$app/types").EndpointRouteId>;
    page: true;
    endpoint: true;
})[]pages = const routes: ManifestRoute[]
An array of objects representing the routes in your app. Only routes that the router can match
are included — directories that merely hold a +layout are not routes of their own.
Each object has an id, plus page and endpoint booleans describing whether the route has a
+page and/or a +server. Both are true for a route that has both, so the capabilities can
be filtered independently:
import { routes } from '$app/manifest';

const pages = routes.filter((route) => route.page);
const endpoints = routes.filter((route) => route.endpoint);
referenceroutes.
Array<ManifestRoute>.filter<{
    id: Exclude<import("$app/types").PageRouteId, import("$app/types").EndpointRouteId>;
    page: true;
    endpoint: false;
} | {
    id: Extract<import("$app/types").PageRouteId, import("$app/types").EndpointRouteId>;
    page: true;
    endpoint: true;
}>(predicate: (value: ManifestRoute, index: number, array: ManifestRoute[]) => value is {
    id: Exclude<import("$app/types").PageRouteId, import("$app/types").EndpointRouteId>;
    page: true;
    endpoint: false;
} | {
    id: Extract<import("$app/types").PageRouteId, import("$app/types").EndpointRouteId>;
    page: true;
    endpoint: true;
}, thisArg?: any): ({
    id: Exclude<import("$app/types").PageRouteId, import("$app/types").EndpointRouteId>;
    page: true;
    endpoint: false;
} | {
    id: Extract<import("$app/types").PageRouteId, import("$app/types").EndpointRouteId>;
    page: true;
    endpoint: true;
})[] (+1 overload)
Returns the elements of an array that meet the condition specified in a callback function.
@param
predicate A function that accepts up to three arguments. The filter method calls the predicate function one time for each element in the array.
@param
thisArg An object to which the this keyword can refer in the predicate function. If thisArg is omitted, undefined is used as the this value.filter((route: ManifestRouteroute) => route: ManifestRouteroute.page: booleanpage);
const 
const endpoints: ({
    id: Exclude<import("$app/types").EndpointRouteId, import("$app/types").PageRouteId>;
    page: false;
    endpoint: true;
} | {
    id: Extract<import("$app/types").PageRouteId, import("$app/types").EndpointRouteId>;
    page: true;
    endpoint: true;
})[]endpoints = const routes: ManifestRoute[]
An array of objects representing the routes in your app. Only routes that the router can match
are included — directories that merely hold a +layout are not routes of their own.
Each object has an id, plus page and endpoint booleans describing whether the route has a
+page and/or a +server. Both are true for a route that has both, so the capabilities can
be filtered independently:
import { routes } from '$app/manifest';

const pages = routes.filter((route) => route.page);
const endpoints = routes.filter((route) => route.endpoint);
referenceroutes.
Array<ManifestRoute>.filter<{
    id: Exclude<import("$app/types").EndpointRouteId, import("$app/types").PageRouteId>;
    page: false;
    endpoint: true;
} | {
    id: Extract<import("$app/types").PageRouteId, import("$app/types").EndpointRouteId>;
    page: true;
    endpoint: true;
}>(predicate: (value: ManifestRoute, index: number, array: ManifestRoute[]) => value is {
    id: Exclude<import("$app/types").EndpointRouteId, import("$app/types").PageRouteId>;
    page: false;
    endpoint: true;
} | {
    id: Extract<import("$app/types").PageRouteId, import("$app/types").EndpointRouteId>;
    page: true;
    endpoint: true;
}, thisArg?: any): ({
    id: Exclude<import("$app/types").EndpointRouteId, import("$app/types").PageRouteId>;
    page: false;
    endpoint: true;
} | {
    id: Extract<import("$app/types").PageRouteId, import("$app/types").EndpointRouteId>;
    page: true;
    endpoint: true;
})[] (+1 overload)
Returns the elements of an array that meet the condition specified in a callback function.
@param
predicate A function that accepts up to three arguments. The filter method calls the predicate function one time for each element in the array.
@param
thisArg An object to which the this keyword can refer in the predicate function. If thisArg is omitted, undefined is used as the this value.filter((route: ManifestRouteroute) => route: ManifestRouteroute.endpoint: booleanendpoint);