Matt Aitken
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* Feat/svelte kit support (#467) * feat: implemented svelte-kit adapter * feat: implemented the @trigger.dev/svelte package * scaffolded a sveltekit example project with trigger.dev * added the convertToStandardRequest function in the sveltekit package * example sveltekit project with the @trigger.dev/svelte package * doc: added the manual setup guide for sveltekit * updated the web app onboard for sveltekit * formatted the manual setup guide for sveltekit * added a link to webapp sveltekit onboarding * added a wait function to the sveltekit example app job * typo fix * removed comments from the @trigger.dev/svelte - commented out the useEventRunDetails * updated package.json to use internal packages * added a .env.example file * updated the example-svelte-app * updated the svelte-example * updated the onboarding page to reflect requested changes * made the manual setup guide more specific * created a .env.example file for svelte-example * added import aliases * updated the tsconfig and svelte.config file * updated to use uint8Array * added missing paths in the tsconfig --------- Co-authored-by: Matt Aitken <matt@mattaitken.com> * Moved examples to references * Tweaked the SveleteKit manual setup guide * Updated zod, and set the svelte/sveltekit package versions to match other packages * Added the headers to the response from the SvelteKit api/trigger route * Changeset for Svelte and SvelteKit packages * Revert change to rawBody * Remove core from changeset packages * Delete svelte .npmrc file * Build svelte package to build, not build/lib * Made the snapshot instructions easier to copy * Delete the svelte package * Latest lockfile * Updated the SvelteKit docs * Attempt to get Svelte to import the package * Updates for port and host options * Updated lockfile from main * Update neat-feet-wait.md --------- Co-authored-by: Chigala <92148630+Chigala@users.noreply.github.com>
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