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@trigger.dev/astro
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An Astro-native integration for Trigger.dev background jobs platform
This Astro integration project provides a createAstroRoute
function that can be used to create an API endpoint route in your Astro project for integration with the hosted Trigger.dev platform.
npm install --save @trigger.dev/astro
Note: yes, right now this package isn't published to the npm registry, so you'll need to install it from my GitHub repository if you want to experiment with it. Hopefully this soon graduates into an official npm package from the Trigger.dev team 🙏🏼
src/pages/api/trigger.js
file and define the route endpoint as follows:import { createAstroRoute } from "triggerdev-astro-integration";
import { client } from "../../../trigger.js";
export const post = createAstroRoute(client);
See the Trigger.dev Astro example project repository for a working example of this integration.
MIT
(c) Liran Tal liran@lirantal.com
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An Astro-native integration for Trigger.dev background jobs platform
The npm package @trigger.dev/astro receives a total of 208 weekly downloads. As such, @trigger.dev/astro popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @trigger.dev/astro demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 5 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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