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Folks, I can't begin to tell you how helpful it would be to include real-world' CSS handing in the Hono vite jsx dom example. What is "real world"? includes a main.css file in the src or public includes an app.module.css file that client.tsx imports Vite should building the css and 'html' should access it (including the [hash] on the filename) What a pity this has not been included. Countless people are losing hundreds of hours needlessly googling :(
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Hi, i'm just curious why do you export this fetch? Is it documented somewhere? https://github.com/honojs/examples/blob/cbe7bf7c48bd229b76d4cb70930cfcca164043d8/bun/jsx.tsx#L40
Guys, In case you're unaware: 1. Dev 2. Build 3. Run!!!! In your examples...it "just might" be an idea to include the 3rd step. In the very nice hono-jsx example...to demonstrate Client Components...you describe how to run dev, and how to build. Both work perfectly. Wouldn't it be great if the user could actually "run" the finished product??
Adds an example application using the new middleware. This is essentially a subset of the existing Cloudflare Stytch MCP demo - just with all the MCP bits removed https://github.com/cloudflare/ai/tree/main/demos/mcp-stytch-consumer-todo-list The complete demo is running at https://stytch-consumer-todo-list.maxwell-gerber42.workers.dev