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Names the glossary terms the input/output effort introduces: Response output (single schema or status map) and the Respond helper, and renames the routerParams Validation source to route. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…`input`
The option key carrying a route's Validation sources is `input` now, on
`defineValidatedEventHandler`. Semantics are unchanged: the same four sources,
the same tuple composition, the same fail-fast order.
The rename is a clean break - no alias, no deprecation shim - so `validate` is
an unknown key on the options object. A compile-harness fixture pins that
diagnostic verbatim, beside the guard sentences it already reads.
BREAKING CHANGE: `defineValidatedEventHandler({ validate: … }, fn)` no longer
compiles. Rename the option key to `input`.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
`defineTypedEventHandler` takes its Validation sources under `input`, forwarded
to the parent unchanged, and the "declare something" guard names it: both the
compile-time sentence and the runtime throw now read `input, errors, or both`.
The internal `HasValidate` predicate is `HasInput`; `ValidationSchemas`,
`ValidationSource` and the other names that mean "validation" keep theirs. The
rename is a clean break, so `validate` is an unknown key on the options object,
pinned verbatim by a compile-harness fixture.
BREAKING CHANGE: `defineTypedEventHandler({ validate: … }, fn)` no longer
compiles. Rename the option key to `input`.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ute`
The Validation source that carries a route's path params is `route` everywhere an
author or a client sees it: the `input` declaration key, the Validated context key,
the `ValidationSource` union, `issue.source` on the wire and the
`Validation failed for <source>` summary. The fail-fast order reads
`route -> query -> headers -> body`.
`VALIDATION_SOURCES` stays the single pivot - it is both the wire enum and the
order - so the rename lands in one tuple entry and the readers keyed off it. The
rename is a clean break: `routerParams` is a stray key, told the four sources by
their current names, pinned verbatim by a compile-harness fixture. The playground
gains a route-param route so the wire e2e proves `source: 'route'` and the
`Validation failed for route` summary against a real build and a dev server.
BREAKING CHANGE: `defineValidatedEventHandler({ input: { routerParams: … } }, fn)`
no longer compiles, and a rejected route param now reports `source: 'route'` on the
wire. Rename the declaration key and the context key to `route`, and update any
client that reads `issue.source`.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The umbrella forwards the parent's renamed source: `input: { route: … }`, `route` on
the Handler context, `source: 'route'` on the built-in variant's issues, and the
parent's stray-key sentence naming `route, query, headers and body` at the old name.
The Checked and Typed fetch families are untouched - `route` is a Validation source,
never a Request-typing one - and a type probe pins that a route declaring `route`
alone still types exactly as vanilla, key for key, with no `route` option of its
own. The playground gains a route-param route so the typed wire proves the variant
carries `source: 'route'` against a real build and a dev server.
BREAKING CHANGE: `defineTypedEventHandler({ input: { routerParams: … } }, fn)` no
longer compiles, and a rejected route param now reports `source: 'route'` on the
wire. Rename the declaration key and the context key to `route`, and update any
client that reads `issue.source`.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
A route declares its success shape with `output: schema` - one `200` reply the
handler returns plainly. The schema is compile-time only: it constrains the
handler's return to its output type, nothing runs it, and Nitro and both fetch
families keep reading the response off the handler's own return.
Both halves of the declaration are optional now, so `defineValidatedEventHandler`
takes `{ input?, output? }` behind a "declare something" guard: bare `{}` is a
compile error naming the halves, and a JavaScript caller gets the same sentence
as a throw. The guard takes its message as a parameter, so the umbrella composes
it rather than reinventing the rule.
The handler type carries the declared Response output in a second phantom slot,
read back with `ResponseOutputOfHandler`; its Request-input sibling is renamed
alongside it so the pair reads as one.
BREAKING CHANGE: `defineValidatedEventHandler`'s `input` option is optional, and
its type parameters now default, so an explicit type argument no longer raises
an arity error - it reads `unknown` rather than collapsing the response.
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…put-only routes `output` is the umbrella's third half: forwarded to the validation parent, it constrains the handler's plain return and rides the same phantom slot on the returned handler type. `output` alone declares something, so the guard composes the parent's rather than restating it, and its sentence becomes "declare input, errors, output, or any combination" - the runtime throw says the same. An output-only route is not a validating route: no built-in `validation-failed` variant, an empty Handler context, and an empty Request input, so the Typed fetch family shows the vanilla `body` and `query` options. BREAKING CHANGE: the "declare something" message and the matching runtime throw now read "must declare input, errors, output, or any combination". Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…y away The fixture's comment credited the "declare something" guard, but the suite next door asserts the unknown-property error (TS2353): the guard is unsatisfied too, and the compiler reports only the unknown key. The comment now says what the assertion reads. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…nd helper
`output` now takes a status map beside the bare schema: `{ 200: a, 201: b }`
declares one reply per status, and `status: null` declares a bodiless one. A
map-form route's Validated context gains `respond`, and the handler answers
through it - `respond(status, value)`, or `respond(status)` for a status
declared `null` - so the status and the value are checked together at compile
time. A plain return is refused, single-key maps included.
The wrapper unwraps the helper's envelope at runtime: it sets the status and
sends the body, or `null` for a bodiless status, so the h3 `Response` slot
stays the union of the mapped bodies and Nitro's typed routes and both fetch
families see bodies rather than the envelope carrying them. Nothing runs the
declared schema, as before.
BREAKING CHANGE: the exported type `ResponseBody<O>` is now `HandlerReturn<O>`,
which reads the Respond helper's result for a map-form declaration; the union
a client sees is the new `ResponseBodies<O>`. `ValidatedContext` takes the
declared Response output as a second, defaulted type argument.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The umbrella carries the validation parent's map-form `output` through: a map-form route's Handler context gains `respond` beside its validated sources and its `errors` factories, and the wrapper unwraps the helper's envelope the same way, so the generated Nitro route type and the Typed fetch response type for such a route are the union of the mapped bodies with no brand in them. BREAKING CHANGE: `TypedContext` and `TypedHandlerFn` take the declared Response output as a further, defaulted type argument. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
`sourcePlan` walks the four sources rather than the author's keys, so a key
that is not one of them was never looked at: a JavaScript caller's
`input: { routerParams: schema }` planned nothing and the route served with
that source silently unvalidated, answering only the generic "must declare
input, output, or both" when it was the sole key.
The declaration's keys are now read once, ahead of the walk, and a name that
is not a source throws where the route file is evaluated - in
`ValidationSchemasGuard`'s own sentence, so the JavaScript caller and the
TypeScript one are told the same thing.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…mes no source The umbrella plans its sources through the validation parent's `sourcePlan`, so its new declaration-time refusal reaches `defineTypedEventHandler` too. Pinned here, in the parent's own words, so a future short-circuit of that call cannot quietly restore the silently-skipped key. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…reply
`{}` satisfies the status map's index signature vacuously, so `{ output: {} }`
passed both the compile and the runtime "declare something" guard and left a
route whose `respond` accepted no status at all. Every reader of the map form
now goes through `IsStatusMap`, which requires a declared status, and the
runtime refuses an `output` that is neither a schema nor a non-empty status map
at route evaluation. `declaresStatusMap` takes what both call sites actually
hold and tells an array, a function and a class instance apart from a map by
prototype rather than by `instanceof Object`.
Alongside: the exported map type is `StatusMap`, the name the glossary and
every doc comment already used; `HandlerReturn`'s comment said `unknown`
"constrains the return to nothing" and meant the opposite; and the form test,
the context slot and the send step are gathered into one `responseDelivery`
internal, which the umbrella consumes in place of the three pieces it used to
copy.
BREAKING CHANGE: `ResponseOutputMap` is now `StatusMap`. `output: {}` is a
compile error and a declaration-time throw. `/internals/server` exports
`responseDelivery` in place of `declaresStatusMap`, `RESPOND_SLOT` and
`sendResponded`.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…t's internal
The form test, the `respond` context slot and the unwrap step were written
near-verbatim in both wrappers. The validation parent now owns them as one
`responseDelivery` internal, so this wrapper resolves its `output` declaration
the same way the parent does - including the refusal of an `output` that names
no reply.
BREAKING CHANGE: `output: {}` is a compile error and a declaration-time throw
here too, in the parent's sentence.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…output in dev Compile-time trusts the handler's return type; casts, `any`-typed rows and `JSON.parse` are where types lie. On a development server every route with a Response output now runs the declared schema over the value the handler handed over - the bare form's plain return and the Respond helper's body alike - and a mismatch is a plain `500` naming the route, the status and each issue's path and message. No Known-error tag and no Reserved tag: a route's error union never widens with an arm production cannot produce. The assertion's result is discarded, so a development server sends the bytes production sends: a transform never lands, a stripped key still goes out. The gate starts from `import.meta.dev`, so a production build runs no schema at all, and the new `checkResponses` module option's `false` clears it through a Nitro plugin registered only when the option asks for it - the plugin's presence is the whole of the setting, so an app that keeps the check pays for no plugin. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The check itself is the validation parent's, and this module's wrapper already delivers responses through the parent's internal, so a development server asserts an umbrella route's response exactly as a parent route's. What was missing was the switch: `checkResponses` now sits beside `channelToken` under `typedHandler`, and its `false` clears the parent's flag through a Nitro plugin this module registers only when asked. The leftover-parent-key warning names the options generally rather than `channelToken` alone, since there are two of them to move now. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…odule's one option The README claimed the module has zero options and said nothing about `output`, both untrue since the response check and the Response output shipped. A new "Response output" section covers the bare form, the status map and its Respond helper, `null` for a bodiless status, what the client sees, an `output`-only route, and the development-only check with its `checkResponses` option; the quick start declares an `output` beside its `input`; the compile-error and runtime-error sections gain the sentences the declaration guard and the wrapper actually write; the API reference lists the response-output type family. INTERNALS.md records the three exports `internals/server` gained. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…the second option The README still promised a one-key `typedHandler` and a context of sources and factories only. It now documents `output` as the third half of a declaration: a new "Response output" section showing `respond` beside `errors`, `null` for a bodiless status and the development-only check the module forwards as `typedHandler.checkResponses`; the quick start declares an `output`; the Handler context carries `respond`; an output-only route is said to carry no `validation-failed` variant; and the migration table, the off-switch and the API reference name both module options and the parent's new types. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… with what ships The Validation source entry told readers to avoid the word "Input" while `input` had become the declaration key that holds the sources, and the Response output entry still read "Compile-time only" after the development server gained the assertion. Both now say what the packages do; the Respond helper entry names the no-value case a bodiless status takes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…nput and output Covers the two renames with no aliases behind them, `output` in both forms with its Respond helper, the development-only response check and its `checkResponses` option, and the types the declaration adds. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…and output Covers the forwarded renames and the new empty-declaration sentence, `output` and `respond` in the handler context, output-only routes, and the second module option the umbrella now carries. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…carries The API reference still described `ValidatedEventHandler` as carrying only its Request input, while the wrapper has carried the declared Response output in a second phantom slot since `output` shipped. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… left out Two consumer-visible changes reached the branch after the intent was written and would have been missing from the published changelog: an `output` that names no reply is now refused at both seats, and the module's first option changed the exported `ModuleOptions` from `Record<string, never>` to a required key. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ded warning
The same three gaps as the parent's intent, from this module's side: `output: {}`
is refused here too, `ModuleOptions` gained a second required key, and the
leftover-parent-key warning stopped naming `channelToken` now that there are two
options to move.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
`nothingConfigured: Partial<ModuleOptions> = {}` asserted nothing: that position
accepts `{}` whatever the module declares, so it kept passing with the defaults
deleted. Neither is the `NuxtConfig` seat falsifiable - Nuxt generates it as
`Partial<ModuleOptions> | false` - so the claim moves to the resolved options
both modules already boot for: what kit hands `setup` for an app with no config
key, matched against a complete `ModuleOptions`. Deleting either default now
fails it. The playground gains the empty-key case the consumer half was missing,
and both type suites say where the claim they cannot make is asserted instead.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…response check The value check read the status map at the status the handler responded under and returned when it found no schema there, so a caller who never saw the types - a plain JavaScript route file, or one that cast its way past them - answered under a status the route never declared and the check said nothing. The status guard now runs first, before the status reaches the response, and raises the same unmarked plain 500 naming the route, the offending status and the statuses the map does declare. Development only, on the same gate: with `checkResponses: false`, and in every production build, the status is sent exactly as before. `Object.hasOwn` decides, so a status declared `null` stays declared. `respond(404, …)` on a map naming no 404 remains the compile error it was. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… status The guard, its 500 and its gate are all the parent's; what the umbrella owes is proof that a route declared through this module reaches them. Three cases at the handler seam: a status the map never declared is refused in development, a declared one still answers with the handler's own value, and with the check off the undeclared status is sent and nothing throws. The README's status-map notes and the Release intent say what the runtime now does beside the compile error. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR renames handler input declarations and route sources, adds schema-typed response outputs with status maps, introduces the ChangesTyped handler input and response flow
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checkResponsesin the parent-module migration error.This error tells users to move only
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In `@packages/nuxt-handler-validation/playground/server/validation/schemas.ts`:
- Around line 20-25: Update both orderRef schemas in
packages/nuxt-handler-validation/playground/server/validation/schemas.ts lines
20-25 and packages/nuxt-typed-handler/playground/server/validation/schemas.ts
lines 28-33 by adding a Number.isSafeInteger refinement after transform(Number),
using the message “order id is out of range” so unsafe or non-finite converted
route IDs are rejected.
In `@packages/nuxt-handler-validation/src/runtime/server/lib/respond.ts`:
- Line 109: Update the bare-output branch around checksResponses and
checkResponse to set the event response status to 200 before validating and
delivering returned. Preserve the existing 200-schema validation and output
flow.
- Line 177: Update sendResponded so responses whose status schema is declared
null always return no body, even when respond receives an extra value such as
respond(200, value). Reuse the existing output/status-schema lookup used by
checkResponse, while preserving returned.body for statuses with non-null schemas
or no null declaration.
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In `@packages/nuxt-typed-handler/src/module.ts`:
- Line 236: Update the parent-module migration error in the module registration
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handlerValidation.checkResponses and channelToken, rather than mentioning only
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
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rg -n -C 3 'orderRef|order id|params\.id|\.id\b' packages/nuxt-handler-validation/playground packages/nuxt-typed-handler/playground -g '*.ts' -g '*.vue' || trueRepository: DPHonys/dph-nuxt-stuff
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Reject unsafe numeric route IDs.
Both orderRef schemas pass an unbounded digit string through Number. Large values can become imprecise or Infinity, and both order routes return the converted route.id directly. Add .refine(Number.isSafeInteger, 'order id is out of range') after .transform(Number) in both files.
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In `@packages/nuxt-handler-validation/playground/server/validation/schemas.ts`
around lines 20 - 25, Update both orderRef schemas in
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| if (checksResponses()) await checkResponse(event, 200, output, returned) |
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Set the bare response status to 200.
The bare-output branch validates returned against the 200 schema but does not call setResponseStatus. A handler or middleware can therefore send a different status with a response declared only for 200. Set the response status to 200 before validation and delivery.
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set the event response status to 200 before validating and delivering returned.
Preserve the existing 200-schema validation and output flow.
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Suppress bodies for statuses declared null.
The runtime respond helper accepts extra arguments, so a JavaScript handler can call respond(200, value) for output: { 200: null }. checkResponse skips a null schema, and sendResponded returns returned.body at line 177. H3 then serializes that value in development and production. Apply the runtime guard:
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Renames the two Handler declaration keys and adds a declared Response output, across
nuxt-handler-validationandnuxt-typed-handler. Six tickets, one branch, three review checkpoints.What landed
01 —
validate→input(0885cda,7ede2d2)Validation sources are declared under
inputon bothdefineValidatedEventHandleranddefineTypedEventHandler. Semantics unchanged;validateis a compile error with no alias or shim.02 —
routerParams→route(91ef786,d9270aa)The router-params Validation source is named
routein the declaration, in the Validated context, in the wiresourcevalue, and in theValidation failed for routemessage.03 — bare-form
outputand output-only routes (737a31f,4562801,892c030)A route declares
output: schemafor its single200reply, returned plainly. A route may declareoutputalone: its Validated context is empty, it carries novalidation-failedvariant, and its typed fetch surface stays vanilla. The phantom slots becamerequestInput/responseOutput.04 — status-map
outputwith the Respond helper (b0b7633,8ef43a6)outputalso takes a map from HTTP status to schema, wherenulldeclares a bodiless status. Such a route returns throughrespond(status, value), which pairs one declared status with a value of that status's shape and rejects any other pairing at compile time. Single-key maps still requirerespond. The client sees the union of mapped bodies, carrying no brand.05 — the dev-only response check (
03a70cb,43182bb,8538e44,81f4c02)In development, a route with a Response output has its handed-over value asserted against the declared schema for that status, for both the bare form and
respond. A mismatch throws a plain h3 500 naming the route, the status, and each issue. The parsed result is discarded, so dev and production send the same bytes; in production nothing runs. The newcheckResponsesmodule option turns it off, forwarded by the Umbrella undertypedHandler. The same commits gathered the duplicated wrapper shape into one sharedresponseDeliveryinternal before the check was added.06 — READMEs, glossary, Release intents (
aacd283,671f16a,ca91ea2,ae679b6,04ba27b,20f1edf)Both READMEs describe the new surface and retract the old "no options" and "flat bag with exactly one key" claims.
CONTEXT.mdis synced with what ships. TwominorRelease intents recorded.Review fixes (
61d73c3,436b0a8,8308845,840c464,1c3d5eb,70d3fda,a3b60d7)Work the checkpoints turned up, described under Review checkpoints below.
Migration
Both packages take a
minorintent. Every change below is a clean break with no alias or deprecation shim.validate→input. Rename the key. Passingvalidateis a compile error.routerParams→route. Rename the source in the declaration and wherever the Validated context is read. This is also visible on the wire: a rejected router param now answers withsource: 'route', and the parent's summary readsValidation failed for route. Clients matching on the old value or message must be updated.outputandrespondare additive. Existing handlers that declare nooutputare unaffected.handlerValidation: { checkResponses: false }, ortypedHandler: { checkResponses: false }through the Umbrella.ModuleOptionschanged shape.nuxt-handler-validation's went fromRecord<string, never>to{ checkResponses: boolean }; the Umbrella's is now{ channelToken: string | false; checkResponses: boolean }. Both gained a required key, so a consumer annotating a config object with either type must name it.outputthat names no reply is refused.output: {}is a compile error, and a JavaScript caller gets a throw when the route is declared.Review checkpoints
After 02 (both renames). Standards found no hard violations beyond work already assigned to ticket 06. Spec found ticket 02's "rejected at runtime" half unimplemented — no runtime stray-key rejection existed in the design. The maintainer ordered it built: a declaration-time guard in
sourcePlannow refuses any key that names no source, with the compile-time sentence byte for byte behind the package's runtime prefix (61d73c3,436b0a8).After 04 (the whole
outputsurface). Spec confirmed every map decision honoured exactly — bodilessnullstatuses, single-key maps still requiringrespond, no brand reaching the client — and found one real hole:{ output: {} }passed both guards and yielded an unanswerable route. Fixed in ticket 05's wave, along with tighteningdeclaresStatusMap, which had also accepted arrays and functions. Standards promptedResponseOutputMap→StatusMapfor glossary consistency;HandlerReturnwas considered and deliberately kept.After 06 (before this PR). Spec verified both intents accurate against the code and upheld one deliberate departure: the intents do not announce a
ResponseBody→HandlerReturnrename, becausegit log -Sovermain's full history finds zero hits forResponseBody,declaresStatusMap,RESPOND_SLOTandsendResponded— all were introduced and superseded inside this branch, so announcing a rename would describe a symbol no consumer ever had. Findings fixed before opening: both intents omitted theoutput: {}refusal and theModuleOptionsshape change, the reworded warning went unmentioned, and a vacuousPartial<ModuleOptions> = {}assertion was replaced with a falsifiable resolved-options assertion (8308845,840c464,1c3d5eb). The maintainer additionally ordered the undeclared-status runtime hole closed: responding under a status the route never declared is now refused in dev before the status reaches the response (70d3fda,a3b60d7).Judgement calls deliberately not acted on:
CONTEXT.mdsays "HTTP success status" whileStatusMapis indexed[status: number], so{ 999: schema }is accepted; no glossary term exists for the dev response check though it is now cross-package;setResponseChecking(next: boolean)publishes atruedirection no production caller uses; thecheckResponsesJSDoc is duplicated verbatim across bothmodule.tsfiles; and the glossary's Response output and Respond helper entries stay true but now understate the dev server.Testing
pnpm checkis green on the final tree, and was run by the orchestrator independently of every worker's own run at each integration point.Seams covered:
respondpairing status with body, bodiless statuses, and each declaration-time refusal.test/types/fixtures/+misuse-diagnostics.test.ts) for every diagnostic, pinned byte-exact with fixture diagnostic counts asserted so a new error cannot slip in unnoticed. No fixture rendersany.source: 'route'value, status-map replies, bodiless statuses, output-only routes, and the dev check firing in dev while the same route sends unchecked in production.InternalApi.README samples have no automated harness in this repo, so ticket 06 verified them by hand and recorded the method: every TypeScript sample was copied verbatim into each package's
test/types/fixtures/under the same consumer-shapedtsconfig.fixtures.jsonthe diagnostic fixtures compile against, and compiled with zero diagnostics, after which the harness was deleted. Two substitutions are declared: the Umbrella's valibot sample was rewritten in zod because valibot is not a devDependency of that package (the identical construct compiles in the validation package), and the deliberately-invalidrespondblock is documented as compile errors, its wording taken verbatim from the assertions inmisuse-diagnostics.test.ts. The twonuxt.configsamples are covered by the shipped module-options tests.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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respondsupport for selecting response statuses and bodiless responses.checkResponses.Breaking Changes
validatetoinput.routerParamssource toroute; legacy names are no longer supported.Documentation