Bump @solidjs/start from 1.0.9 to 1.0.10

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Bumps @solidjs/start from 1.0.9 to 1.0.10.

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v0.5.0 - Async Local Storage ...Everywhere

This release is a bunch of organizational shifts from our learnings after running Solid Start Beta 2 for the first month (see: solidjs/solid-start#1279). These are all minor changes but we hope they will smooth out the dev experience significantly. This release is largely possible due to the heroic efforts of @​nksaraf and the multitudes of updates/fixes @​lxsmnsyc has been making behind the scenes.

RequestEvent improvements

Main update is we've changed how we look at the main event object. Before we were mashing everything on top of H3 which wasn't always the best. We couldn't just adopt H3's Event because we have conventions in the Solid ecosystem and it was a bit awkward trying to figure out how to best interact with both systems in place.

Main change here is that instead of merging, the underlying H3Event is now available at event.nativeEvent. But having to pump that through helpers all the time would be a bit clunky so we have a couple new mechanism to make it easier to use.

Stubbing out the Response

If you are doing simple operations like updating the headers or status of the response you can do that now directly off our event the same way you can with request:

import { getRequestEvent } from "solid-js/web";
const event = getRequestEvent();
console.log(event.request.url);
event.response.headers.set("x-foo", "bar");
console.log(event.response.status);
event.response.status = 201;

This response object proxies the H3 methods which has the nice benefit of being able to use it easier in isomorphic settings without worrying about imports and bundling. Components like <HttpStatus> and <HttpHeader> are built using this primitive.

Async Local Storage Everywhere

HTTP helpers are now available at vinxi/http. Previously we were re-exporting these but we don't want to own this piece. Currently there is a light wrapper around H3 done here. But it means that the provided helpers are usable now directly without passing the H3Event in.

import { useSession } from "vinxi/http";
async function someServerFunction() {
"use server";
const session = await useSession({ password: process.env.SESSION_SECRET});
doSomethingWith(session.data.userId);
}

You can still pass in the H3Event if you want as the first argument, and these Vinxi wrappers also support passing in Solid's RequestEvent as well but between these 2 APIs you probably won't be interfacing with the H3Event much directly in application code.

Typing Locals

SolidStart uses event.locals to pass around local context to be used as you see fit. Before this was just a record but now you can add specific types to it as well:

declare module "@solidjs/start/server" {
  interface RequestEventLocals {
    myNumber: number;
    someString: string;
  }
}
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Changelog

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1.0.10

Patch Changes

• ec69889: fix #1649 append rather than override headers with flash message
• aa30192: forward all request headers through single flight
• 545a8ce: fix(start): enable HEAD requests to API HEAD/GET routes
• 708a7a1: forward request cookies on single flight mutations
• 715d563: fix #1645 flash encoding, and improve error handling

Commits

• 7fc3f92 v1.0.10
• 715d563 fix #1645 flash encoding, and improve error handling
• ec69889 fix #1649 append rather than override headers with flash message
• aa30192 fix #1653 forward all request headers through single flight
• 708a7a1 fix #1637 forwarding request cookies on single flight mutation
• 545a8ce fix(start): enable HEAD requests to API HEAD/GET routes (#1661)
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