tbenandClaude Opus 5.5
96e392f556
- Server functions can return not_found: true to render the 404 page with status 404. - Page components and window.__PAGE_PROPS__ (and HMR updates) only get props, query, url and error. response_options, redirect, cache settings and res_transform stay on the server, so cookies and private headers no longer end up in the HTML. BunextPageProps is narrowed to match (breaking for code that read server-only fields from component props). - response_options headers go through a Headers object, so repeated headers such as several Set-Cookie survive. - Redirects: status_code wins over permanent; response_options headers and res_transform apply to redirects too. - Gzip for compressible text responses; compress: false to turn it off. - Files the router matches but never bundles (.server.ts, __root, excluded paths and directories) return 404 instead of looping through dev rebuild retries. - Missing public files return 404 rather than 403, so dotted page paths like /users/john.doe fall through to pages again. - importFresh detects rewrites within the filesystem's mtime granularity. - README: self-hosted React (not esm.sh), snake_case option names, static file serving, cache headers, the new options. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
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585 B
TypeScript
14 lines
585 B
TypeScript
import type { BunextPageModuleServerReturn, BunxRouteParams } from "../types";
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type Params = {
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serverRes: BunextPageModuleServerReturn;
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routeParams?: BunxRouteParams;
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};
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/**
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* Builds the redirect Response for a server function that returned
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* `redirect`. An explicit `status_code` wins; otherwise `permanent` picks
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* 301, and the default is 302. Headers from `response_options` (e.g. a
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* Set-Cookie on login) and `res_transform` apply to the redirect too.
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*/
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export default function grabRedirectResponse({ serverRes, routeParams, }: Params): Promise<Response>;
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export {};
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