@stonyx/rest-server 0.2.1-alpha.37 → 0.2.1-alpha.38
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package/README.md
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The request classes in [`test/sample/requests/`](https://github.com/abofs/stonyx-rest-server/tree/dev/test/sample/requests) are the canonical usage reference. They import only `@stonyx/rest-server`, `node:` built-ins and each other, so you can copy them into your app's `requests/` directory:
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* **As TypeScript:** copy them unchanged. `stonyx serve` runs them with Node's type stripping, which loads a relative import only by its real file name, so `accounts.ts` imports `./base/api-request.ts`, not `.js`. For `tsc` to accept that specifier, set `"rewriteRelativeImportExtensions": true` in your `tsconfig.json` (TypeScript 5.7+); the `stonyx new` tsconfig
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* **As TypeScript:** copy them unchanged. `stonyx serve` runs them with Node's type stripping, which loads a relative import only by its real file name, so `accounts.ts` imports `./base/api-request.ts`, not `.js`. For `tsc` to accept that specifier, set `"rewriteRelativeImportExtensions": true` and `"noEmit": true` in your `tsconfig.json` (TypeScript 5.7+); the `stonyx new` tsconfig sets neither, and reports `TS5097` without the first. `noEmit` matters because the scaffold's `build` script compiles into the app directory: route discovery loads a `.js` left beside a `.ts` as well, and that stale copy keeps answering after you edit the `.ts`. `stonyx serve` runs the `.ts` files, so `pnpm build` then only type-checks. If you have built before, delete the `.js` files in `requests/`.
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* **As JavaScript:** remove all TypeScript-only syntax (annotations, `interface`, `import type` and inline `type` imports, `!` assertions; `stripTypeScriptTypes` from `node:module` does this), rename each file to `.js`, and change the `.ts` in that relative import to `.js`.
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[`test/integration/sample-patterns-test.ts`](https://github.com/abofs/stonyx-rest-server/blob/dev/test/integration/sample-patterns-test.ts) exercises each one over HTTP. [`test/unit/sample-imports-test.ts`](https://github.com/abofs/stonyx-rest-server/blob/dev/test/unit/sample-imports-test.ts) fails if a sample imports anything other than `@stonyx/rest-server`, a `node:` built-in, or another sample file that exists under the exact name imported. The suite itself runs under tsx, which would load a `.js` specifier from a `.ts` file, so that check is what keeps the TypeScript copy loadable by `stonyx serve`. The samples are not included in the npm package.
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