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@enhance/arc-plugin-enhance
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This Architect plugin customizes a default [Architect](https://arc.codes) project to add file based routing and server rendered Custom Elements.
@enhance-dev/arc-plugin-enhance
This Architect plugin customizes a default Architect project to add file based routing and server rendered Custom Elements.
npx "@enhance/create@latest" ./myproject -y
⚠️ This repo is not meant to be cloned unless you are filing an issue or adding functionality. It is meant to be used by the generators linked above instead.
app
├── api ............... data routes
│ └── index.mjs
├── browser ........... browser JavaScript
│ └── index.mjs
├── components ........ Single File Web Components
│ └── my-card.mjs
├── elements .......... Custom Element pure functions
│ └── my-header.mjs
└── pages ............. file-based routing
└── index.html
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This Architect plugin customizes a default [Architect](https://arc.codes) project to add file based routing and server rendered Custom Elements.
We found that @enhance/arc-plugin-enhance demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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