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Patch Changes

• #146 159b4a9 Thanks @lilnasy! - Fixes a packaging mistake that prevented the library from being used.

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• 5dc5f8c Thanks @lilnasy! - Fixes a bug that resulted in a compilation error in dev mode.

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• #136 462bfa9 Thanks @lilnasy! - Removed an unused dependency from the package's dependency list.

• #136 462bfa9 Thanks @lilnasy! - Fixed an issue where the platform proxy was not available for websocket requests in dev mode.

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Patch Changes

• #136 462bfa9 Thanks @lilnasy! - Removed an unused dependency from the package's dependency list.

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• #134 1fe8f3a Thanks @lilnasy! - The package has been updated to bring in features and improvements from @astrojs/[email protected].

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• #134 1fe8f3a Thanks @lilnasy! - The package has been updated to bring in features and improvements from @astrojs/[email protected].

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• #134 1fe8f3a Thanks @lilnasy! - The package has been updated to bring in features and improvements from @NuroDev/[email protected].

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Minor Changes

• #132 cf3311b Thanks @lilnasy! - Typed API routes are now reusable throughout your project!

  You can define your main application logic in API routes, and then use it for server-side rendering static HTML by calling it from the frontmatter of your pages.

  ---
  import { api } from "astro-typed-api/client"
  const results = await api.search.GET.fetch({ query: Astro.params.query })
  ---
  {results.map(result => <div>{result.title}</div>)}

  The cookies, headers, locals, and request objects are automatically populated with the current request's values.

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• #129 dc95fdb Thanks @lilnasy! - Adds support for type-safe custom error handling!

  On the server-side, you now have access to the error() function in the TypedAPIContext.

  // src/api/search.ts
  import { defineApiRoute } from "astro-typed-api/server";
  
  export const GET = defineApiRoute({
    fetch({ query }: { query: string }, { locals, error }) {
      if (locals.loggedInInfo) {
        return ["search result 1", "search result 2"];
      } else {
        return error("login required");
      }
    },
  });

  On the client-side, the error details are available inside the .catch handler.

  import { api, CustomError } from "astro-typed-api/client"
  
  const searchResults =
      await api.search.GET.fetch({ query: "science" })
          .catch(error => {
              if (error instance of CustomError) {
                  // error.reason is inferred from the server-side error() call
                  const reason: "login required" = error.reason
              }
          })

• #129 dc95fdb Thanks @lilnasy! - Adds support for using devalue for sending complex objects over the network.

  To use devalue instead of JSON, set the serialization option to "devalue" in the astro.config.js file:

  // astro.config.js
  import { defineConfig } from "astro/config";
  import typedApi from "astro-typed-api";
  
  export default defineConfig({
    integrations: [typedApi({ serialization: "devalue" })],
  });

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Patch Changes

• #125 ce0b7b6 Thanks @spacedawwwg! - Fixes an issue introduced in v2.0.2 where the types for the "astro:import" would not be added to the project.