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What the collection is, the conventions it keeps, and how to build a Remix app with it, from the router to the jobs behind it.

A collection of small TypeScript packages that agree with each other, built on what the web platform already provides.

Every fallible entry point answers with a value instead of throwing, and what that buys you at the call site.

Build the global middleware chain once, publish services onto the request context, and let tests swap them.

A small resource API that validates bodies, answers failures as RFC 9457 problems, pages its lists and states its rate limit.

An authorization-code login against any OpenID Connect provider, with a KV-backed session and a return URL that stays on your origin.

Keep values in Workers KV with a stale copy for outages, and store whole responses at the edge under tags you can purge.

Parse posts with typed frontmatter and custom tags, transform them in one walk, and render them in a Remix route.

One wide log event per invocation, a W3C trace that follows a request into its jobs, and a Server-Timing header for the browser.

Releases are dated rather than semantic, the number records when a release went out, and that is why a dependency is written as one exact date.

Every package in the collection is published under the MIT license, on the same terms, and each one carries its own copy of it.

All 121, filterable by name and by what they do, each with its own reference page.

One release a day at most, named for the date it went out, with the commits that went into it.

Written by Sergio Xalambrí. Follow @sergiodxa for new packages, or sponsor the work.