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docs(examples/svelte): add 'batching' and 'offline' examples - #12431
Adds two Svelte examples ported from the React examples of the same names.
examples/svelte/batching: batches character requests with AsyncBatcher from @tanstack/svelte-pacer, using createQueries. Uses the same Vite setup as examples/svelte/simple.
examples/svelte/offline: persists the query cache and paused mutations to localStorage with @tanstack/svelte-query-persist-client, and resumes them after a reload.
Built on SvelteKit with ssr = false. The root +layout.ts starts the msw worker, and the movie page load waits for it with parent() before prefetching.
The QueryClient and persister live in $lib/queryClient.ts, with a default mutation function so paused mutations can resume.
Notifications use svelte-sonner.
The examples are registered in docs/config.json, and pnpm-lock.yaml adds the new importers.
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This pull request adds two Svelte examples: one demonstrates batched character queries, and the other demonstrates persisted offline movie queries and mutations. The Svelte examples navigation now links to both.
Changes: Character query batching
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Summary
Character query and batching data examples/svelte/batching/src/lib/services/characters/*
Adds the character type and query options. charactersAPI.getCharacter batches unique IDs and resolves each request with its matching character or null.
Batching example app and setup docs/config.json, examples/svelte/batching/*, examples/svelte/batching/src/*
Adds the example’s Svelte setup, ID input validation, character result states, and app startup. The navigation includes links to both new examples.
Offline movie queries and mutations
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Summary
Mock movie API and worker examples/svelte/offline/src/lib/mocks.ts, examples/svelte/offline/static/mockServiceWorker.js, examples/svelte/offline/package.json
Adds MSW handlers for movie list, detail, and comment requests, plus the browser worker and its package configuration.
Movie query and mutation services examples/svelte/offline/src/lib/services/movies/*
Adds movie response types, API methods, query options, and an update mutation that cancels the matching detail query before sending the update.
Persisted query client and app setup examples/svelte/offline/src/lib/queryClient.ts, examples/svelte/offline/src/routes/+layout.*, examples/svelte/offline/*
Movie list and detail routes examples/svelte/offline/src/routes/*
Adds movie list and detail views. The detail route loads data only when it is uncached and the client is online. Comment submission updates the cache optimistically, restores prior data on error, and invalidates the detail query when settled.
sequenceDiagram
participant App as Svelte App
participant Characters as Characters component
participant Query as charactersQueries
participant API as charactersAPI
participant Endpoint as Character API
App->>Characters: Pass selected IDs
Characters->>Query: Create detail queries for IDs
Query->>API: Request each character ID
API->>Endpoint: Fetch unique IDs as a batch
Endpoint-->>API: Return character results
API-->>Query: Resolve each ID with its character or null
Query-->>Characters: Provide query results
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sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant DetailPage as Movie detail page
participant QueryClient
participant MoviesAPI as moviesAPI
participant MSW as MSW movie handler
User->>DetailPage: Submit a comment
DetailPage->>QueryClient: Optimistically update cached comment
DetailPage->>MoviesAPI: Send movie ID and comment
MoviesAPI->>MSW: POST comment update
MSW-->>MoviesAPI: Return update response
MoviesAPI-->>DetailPage: Resolve mutation
DetailPage->>QueryClient: Invalidate detail query when settled
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Merge Risk: Moderate · up to f27e4
The batching example can load the wrong character or show an API failure as “not found.” The offline example may show a framework error page for a missing movie, and its browser-only worker import may prevent it from running in SvelteKit. Resolve these issues before merging.
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Review comments at @examples/svelte/batching/src/App.svelte:
- Around line 20-21: Update the ID parsing and validation around parsedIds and
allValid to validate each trimmed token as a complete positive integer before
converting it, rejecting suffixes, decimals, and nonpositive values rather than
accepting a partial parse.
Review comments at @examples/svelte/batching/src/lib/services/characters/api.ts:
- Around line 13-16: Check res.ok in the character-fetching flow before mapping
the response body, and propagate an error for non-OK HTTP responses so transient
API failures reach the error state. Keep genuine missing-character responses
separate so they continue to resolve as not found rather than as request
failures.
Review comments at @examples/svelte/offline/src/routes/[movieId]/+page.ts:
- Line 14: Update the load function’s query call to use
queryClient.prefetchQuery with moviesQueries.detail(movieId), so a failed movie
fetch does not reject load and the movieQuery.isError branch can render.
Review comments at @examples/svelte/offline/src/routes/+layout.ts:
- Line 1: Update the layout’s worker initialization to avoid importing the
browser-only `$lib/mocks` module during Node evaluation. Use SvelteKit’s
`browser` flag in `load` to return on the server, then dynamically import
`$lib/mocks` and start its worker in the browser.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Validate each complete ID before loading characters.
parseInt('1abc', 10) returns 1, so the input passes allValid and loads character 1 without an error. Decimal input such as 1.5 has the same problem. Validate each trimmed token as a complete positive integer before converting it. parseInt is specified to ignore a nonnumeric suffix. (tc39.es)
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Review comment at @examples/svelte/batching/src/App.svelte around lines 20 - 21:
Update the ID parsing and validation around parsedIds and allValid to validate
each trimmed token as a complete positive integer before converting it,
rejecting suffixes, decimals, and nonpositive values rather than accepting a
partial parse.
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Reject HTTP failures before mapping character data.
If the API returns a JSON error response for a transient HTTP failure, res.json() succeeds and the response has no character ID. The batch then resolves every requested character to null. Characters.svelte shows “Not found ...” instead of its error state. Check res.ok before mapping the body, and handle a genuine missing character separately. The API documents JSON responses and character-ID requests. (rickandmortyapi.com)
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around lines 13 - 16:
Check res.ok in the character-fetching flow before mapping the response body,
and propagate an error for non-OK HTTP responses so transient API failures reach
the error state. Keep genuine missing-character responses separate so they
continue to resolve as not found rather than as request failures.
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Use prefetchQuery so a failed fetch does not break the route.
queryClient.query rejects when the request fails. An example is a missing movie, such as /99, which returns 404. The rejection propagates out of load. SvelteKit then renders its error page. The movieQuery.isError branch in +page.svelte ("Couldn't load movie!") cannot be reached in this case.
prefetchQuery does not throw. The component then shows the query error. This also matches the "prefetching" behavior in the PR description.
Proposed fix
--- "a/examples/svelte/offline/src/routes/[movieId]/+page.ts"+++ "b/examples/svelte/offline/src/routes/[movieId]/+page.ts"@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@
// we just let the page component handle it
onlineManager.isOnline()
) {
- await queryClient.query(moviesQueries.detail(movieId))+ await queryClient.prefetchQuery(moviesQueries.detail(movieId))
}
return { movieId }
}
Based on learnings: load functions should handle fetch errors explicitly instead of letting exceptions propagate unhandled. prefetchQuery does not throw on failure.
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Update the load function’s query call to use queryClient.prefetchQuery with
moviesQueries.detail(movieId), so a failed movie fetch does not reject load and
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Supported by static analysis
Web query:
SvelteKit ssr false +layout.ts universal module still imported on server during build
Result:
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<title>kit-agent-sandbox/documentation/docs/20-core-concepts/40-page-options.md at version-3 · sveltejs/kit-agent-sandbox · GitHub</title>
<location>https://github.com/sveltejs/kit-agent-sandbox/blob/version-3/documentation/docs/20-core-concepts/40-page-options.md</location>
<excerpt>citeturn0search2 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: last month; By default, SvelteKit will render (or prerender) any component first on the server and send it to the client as HTML. ... If you add `export const ssr = false` to your root `+layout.js`, your entire app will only be rendered on the client — which essentially means you turn your app into an SPA. ... If not, it will import your `+page.js` or `+layout.js` file on the server (both at build time, and at runtime if your app isn't fully static) so it can evaluate the options.
return [
{ slug: 'hello-world' },
{ slug: 'another-blog-post' }
];
}
export const prerender = true;
`entries` can be an `async` function, allowing you to (for example) retrieve a list of posts from a CMS or database, in the example above.
## ssr
Normally, SvelteKit renders your page on the server before sending that HTML to the client where it's hydrated. This is also required for prerendering to save the full contents of a page.
If you set `ssr` to `false`, it renders an empty 'shell' page instead. This is useful if your page is unable to be rendered on the server (because you use browser-only globals like `document` for example), but in most situations it's not recommended (see appendix).
/// file: +page.js
export const ssr = false;
// If both `ssr` and `csr` are `false`, nothing will be rendered!
If you add `export const ssr = false` to your root `+layout.js`, your entire app will only be rendered on the client — which essentially means you turn your app into an SPA. You should not do this if your goal is to build a statically generated site.
> [!NOTE] If all your page options are boolean or string literal values, SvelteKit will evaluate them statically. If not, it will import your `+page.js` or `+layout.js` file on the server (both at build time, and at runtime if your app isn't fully static) so it can evaluate the options. In the second case, browser-only code must not run when the module is loaded. In practice, this means you should import browser-only code in your `+page.svelte` or `+layout.svelte` file instead.
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<title></title>
<location>https://svelte.dev/e/kit/server_only_import</location>
<excerpt>citeturn0search0 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: today; Server-only modules — `$app/server`, `$app/env/private`, files named `*.server.js` and anything inside a `server` directory — can only be imported by code that never runs in the browser, such as `+page.server.js`, `+layout.server.js`, `+server.js` and `hooks.server.js`. The import chain in the error shows how the server-only module ends up in client code, starting from a client entry point (such as a `+page.svelte`, a universal `+page.js` or the service worker).
## server_only_import
> Cannot import `%module%` into code that runs in the browser, as this could leak sensitive information.
>
> %chain%
>
> If you’re only using the import as a type, change it to `import type`.
Server-only modules — `$app/server`, `$app/env/private`, files named `*.server.js` and anything inside a `server` directory — can only be imported by code that never runs in the browser, such as `+page.server.js`, `+layout.server.js`, `+server.js` and `hooks.server.js`. The import chain in the error shows how the server-only module ends up in client code, starting from a client entry point (such as a `+page.svelte`, a universal `+page.js` or the service worker).
Break the chain by moving the import into a server-only file and passing the data you need through a server `load` function, or by moving the code that doesn’t need to be secret out of the server-only module.</excerpt>
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<title>Fixing `load`, and tightening up SvelteKit's design before 1.0 · sveltejs kit · Discussion #5748 · GitHub</title>
<location>GitHub discussion 5748 in sveltejs/kit (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)</location>
<excerpt>citeturn0search1 [wordlim: 200] Published: 4.3 years ago; Crawled: last month; * adds page-level `export const ssr = false` control ... This used to live inside the component, and would tell SvelteKit not to SSR a given page, but in order to read `ssr` SvelteKit had to import the component. ... * `data` is a more agnostic and universal term that can be used more consistently throughout the design. ... > If you have both `+page.js` with a `load` and a `+page.server.js` with a `GET`, SvelteKit will call the `GET` first and pass the `data` to `load`.
(Error components — `+error.svelte` — will no longer be able to use `load`, as this is a source of bugginess and confusion for the sake of an arguably undesirable feature.)
> In case you're wondering why we have both `+page.js` and `+page.server.js`: like `+page.svelte`, `+page.js` runs on the server during SSR and in the client during hydration and navigation. `+page.server.js`, by contrast, only runs on the server, so it can access your database or filesystem (and private environment variables etc) directly. You can use one or the other (or both together) depending on your needs. The same goes for `+layout.js` and `+layout.server.js`.
Separating everything out into a separate file gives us three big wins:
* It clearly communicates that `load` belongs to the route and not the component, eliminating the 'why can't my `Widget.svelte` have a `load`?' confusion.
* We can reinstate `export const ssr = false`. This used to live inside the component, and would tell SvelteKit not to SSR a given page, but in order to read `ssr` SvelteKit had to import the component. Since the most common reason for not wanting to SSR a page was that it used components that couldn't be imported server-side, this blew everything up, and we replaced it with an option in `handle` that is much less ergonomic than a granular, declarative boolean.
* It means TypeScript can easily understand your `load` function. I'm very excited about this — it's going to be absolutely huge for ergonomics and productivity — but an explanation is out of scope for this section, so for now just trust me.
The function signature will also change.
</excerpt>
</source>
<source kind="search">
<title>How to make your SvelteKit App faster</title>
<location>https://sveltekit.io/blog/make-your-sveltekit-app-faster</location>
<excerpt>citeturn0search3 [wordlim: 200] Published: 2.8 years ago; Crawled: last week; SvelteKit has first-class support for SSR, which means that when a user navigates to a page, the server will render the page before delivering it to the client. ... Given that SSR is on by default, you don’t need to specifically do anything to get this benefit, however if you want to turn SSR off on your page, you can add this line of code to the top of your `+page.ts`/`+page.server.ts`:
`export const ssr = false;` ... import { onMount, onDestroy } from 'svelte';
## Server-Side Rendering (SSR)
SvelteKit has first-class support for SSR, which means that when a user navigates to a page, the server will render the page before delivering it to the client. When done right, this can boost your load speeds dramatically. SSR is also on by default with SvelteKit.
The other benefit is that if the client doesn’t have Javascript (or if Javascript fails to load), the user will still get the page which was rendered on the server.
Thank you Javascript
via GIPHY
Given that SSR is on by default, you don’t need to specifically do anything to get this benefit, however if you want to turn SSR off on your page, you can add this line of code to the top of your `+page.ts`/`+page.server.ts`:
`export const ssr = false;`
However, you should only do this if you believe SSR is causing a bug, which is possible. Let’s now look at the only occasions where you should be mindful of SSR.
### Is SSR causing a bug in your SvelteKit app?
</excerpt>
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<title>sveltekit-i18n API Documentation · sveltekit-i18n</title>
<location>https://sveltekit-i18n.github.io/docs/api</location>
<excerpt>citeturn0search4 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: 2 weeks ago; import.meta.env.SSR) client = i18n; ... What the call still fetches — a loader that failed soft during the preload, say — cannot redirect: SvelteKit follows a `redirect()` or an `error()` thrown in `load` only, so one a loader throws during the call rejects it, and the call is undone and logged.
The server's locale wins on every navigation and whenever the layout's `load` runs again — `invalidateAll()`, `refreshAll()` (SvelteKit 2.27 and later) and the refresh `use:enhance` makes after a successful form action — so persist a client switch where your `handle` reads it (a cookie, say). ... A module-level instance is safe when the server renders nothing visitor-specific — the application is client-only (`export const ssr = false`), or every request renders the same locale, no loader's `routes` capture params (concurrent requests would compete for whose params are shown), and no loader throws a `redirect()` or an `error()` that depends on the visitor.
Only what the server did not load — the few namespaces the snapshot cannot hand over, and a loader that failed on the server — is fetched. With `ssr = false` this `load` does not run on the server — the server `load` of step 2 still does — and the first pass in the browser builds the instance from that snapshot.
Every later pass runs in the browser and reuses the instance, so its cache survives — but it may be a preload. SvelteKit runs `load` for a preload too, and the `app.html` that `sv create` scaffolds preloads a link's page as the pointer hovers it, a page the visitor may never open. So only the pass that builds the instance activates, since no preload runs before it, and a later pass calls `preload()` instead: it fetches what the target needs without switching the locale or the route, and returns its token for the commit (step 4).
The hand-off is applied once, on the path that builds the instance, and on top of the config, so the config's own `translations` stay — the language names a switcher renders in each language, typically.
`<!-- any component -->
<script>
import { getContext } from 'svelte';
const i18n = getContext('i18n');
</script>
<p>{i18n.t('common.greeting')}</p>`
The instance is reactive, so components re-render on a locale change without any subscription.
### #When a singleton is enough
The shared-state problem exists only on the server. A module-level instance is safe when the server renders nothing visitor-specific — the application is client-only (`export const ssr = false`), or every request renders the same locale, no loader's `routes` capture params (concurrent requests would compete for whose params are shown), and no loader throws a `redirect()` or an `error()` that depends on the visitor. Then `export const i18n = new I18n(config)`, imported wherever it is needed, is all you need. In the browser, load it as steps 3 and 4 do: the first pass calls `loadTranslations()`, and every later one `preload()` in `load`, with the commit in the layout's `$effect.pre`, so a hovered link does not switch it. The instance exists before the first pass, so `+layout.js` tells that pass apart by a module-level flag of its own (`let started = false`), which that pass sets in the browser only, as step 3 sets `client`. On the server no effect runs, so every pass calls `loadTranslations()`. An instance with a shorter life than the application should be released with `destroy()`.
📖 Full detail: base — Server-Side Rendering.
</excerpt>
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Citations:
- 1: https://github.com/sveltejs/kit-agent-sandbox/blob/version-3/documentation/docs/20-core-concepts/40-page-options.md?utm_source=openai
- 2: https://github.com/sveltejs/kit-agent-sandbox/blob/version-3/documentation/docs/20-core-concepts/40-page-options.md?utm_source=openai
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<title>Releases · mswjs/msw · GitHub</title>
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<excerpt>citeturn0search0 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: 2 weeks ago; * v2.15.0 ... * Fix an issue where preventing a page closure via the `beforeunload` listener would unregister the MSW worker (#1105).
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## v2.15.0 (2026-07-08)
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<location>https://app.unpkg.com/msw%402.4.8/files/src/browser/setupWorker/setupWorker.ts</location>
<excerpt>citeturn0search1 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: 3 weeks ago; msw / src / browser / setupWorker / setupWorker.ts ... isNodeProcess(), devUtils.formatMessage( 'Failed to execute `setupWorker` in a non-browser environment.
# msw
Version: [Select]
Seamless REST/GraphQL API mocking library for browser and Node.js.
mswjs.io
mswjs/msw
msw / src / browser / setupWorker / setupWorker.ts
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import { invariant } from 'outvariant' import { isNodeProcess } from 'is-node-process' import { SetupWorkerInternalContext, ServiceWorkerIncomingEventsMap, StartReturnType, StopHandler, StartHandler, StartOptions, } from './glossary' import { createStartHandler } from './start/createStartHandler' import { createStop } from './stop/createStop' import { ServiceWorkerMessage } from './start/utils/createMessageChannel' import { RequestHandler } from '~/core/handlers/RequestHandler' import { DEFAULT_START_OPTIONS } from './start/utils/prepareStartHandler' import { createFallbackStart } from './start/createFallbackStart' import { createFallbackStop } from './stop/createFallbackStop' import { devUtils } from '~/core/utils/internal/devUtils' import { SetupApi } from '~/core/SetupApi' import { mergeRight } from '~/core/utils/internal/mergeRight' import { LifeCycleEventsMap } from '~/core/sharedOptions' import { SetupWorker } from './glossary' import { supportsReadableStreamTransfer } from '../utils/supportsReadableStreamTransfer' interface Listener { target: EventTarget eventType: string callback: EventListenerOrEventListenerObject } export class SetupWorkerApi extends SetupApi<LifeCycleEventsMap> implements SetupWorker { private context: SetupWorkerInternalContext private startHandler: StartHandler = null as any private stopHandler: StopHandler = null as any private listeners: Array<Listener> constructor(...handlers: Array<RequestHandler>) { super(...handlers) invariant( !isNodeProcess(), devUtils.formatMessage( 'Failed to execute `setupWorker` in a non-browser environment. Consider using `setupServer` for Node.js environment instead.', ), ) this.listeners = [] this.context = this.createWorkerContext() } private createWorkerContext(): SetupWorkerInternalContext { const context: SetupWorkerInternalContext = { // Mocking is not considered enabled until the worker // signals back the successful activation event. isMockingEnabled: false, startOptions: null as any, worker: null, getRequestHandlers: () => { return this.handlersController.currentHandlers() }, registration: null, requests: new Map(), emitter: this.emitter, workerChannel: { on: (eventType, callback) => { this.context.events.addListener< MessageEvent<ServiceWorkerMessage<typeof eventType, any>> >(navigator.serviceWorker, 'message', (event) => { // Avoid messages broadcasted from unrelated workers. if (event.source !== this.context.worker) { return } const message = event.data if (!message) { return } if (message.type === eventType) { callback(event, message) } }) }, send: (type) => { this.context.worker?.postMessage(type) }, }, events: { addListener: (target, eventType, callback) => { target.addEventListener(eventType, callback as EventListener) this.listeners.push({ eventType, target, callback: callback as EventListener, }) return () => { target.removeEventListener(eventType, callback as EventListener) } }, removeAllListeners: () => { for (const { target, eventType, callback } of this.listeners) { target.removeEventListener(eventType, callback) } this.listeners = [] }, once: (eventType) => { const bindings: Array<() => void> = [] return new Promise< ServiceWorkerMessage< typeof eventType, ServiceWorkerIncomingEventsMap[typeof eventType] > >((resolve, reject) => { const handleIncomingMessage = (event: MessageEvent) => { try { const message = event.data if (message.type === eventType) { resolve(message) } } catch (error) { reject(error) } } bindings.push( this.context.events.addListener( navigator.serviceWorker, 'message', handleIncomingMessage, ), this.context.events.addListener( navigator.serviceWorker, 'messageerror', reject, ), ) }).finally(() => { bindings.forEach((unbind) => unbind()) }) }, }, supports: { serviceWorkerApi: !('serviceWorker' in navigator) || location.protocol === 'file:', readableStreamTransfer: supportsReadableStreamTransfer(), }, } this.startHandler = context.supports.serviceWorkerApi ? createFallbackStart(context) : createStartHandler(context) this.stopHandler = context.supports.serviceWorkerApi ? createFallbackStop(context) : createStop(context) return context } public async start(options: StartOptions = {}): StartReturnType { if (options.waitUntilReady === true) { devUtils.warn( 'The "waitUntilReady" option has been deprecated. Please remove it from this "worker.start()" call. Follow the recommended Browser integration (https://mswjs.io/docs/integrations/browser) to eliminate any race conditions between the Service Worker registration and any requests made by your application on initial render.', ) } this.context.startOptions = mergeRight( DEFAULT_START_OPTIONS, options, ) as SetupWorkerInternalContext['startOptions'] return await this.startHandler(this.context.startOptions, options) } public stop(): void { super.dispose() this.context.events.removeAllListeners() this.context.emitter.removeAllListeners() this.stopHandler() } } /** * Sets up a requests interception in the browser with the given request handlers. * @param {RequestHandler[]} handlers List of request handlers. * * @see {@link https://mswjs.io/docs/api/setup-worker `setupWorker()` API reference} */ export function setupWorker(...handlers: Array<RequestHandler>): SetupWorker { return new SetupWorkerApi(...handlers) }</excerpt>
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# msw
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import { invariant } from 'outvariant' import { isNodeProcess } from 'is-node-process' import { SetupWorkerInternalContext, ServiceWorkerIncomingEventsMap, StartReturnType, StopHandler, StartHandler, StartOptions, } from './glossary' import { createStartHandler } from './start/createStartHandler' import { createStop } from './stop/createStop' import { ServiceWorkerMessage } from './start/utils/createMessageChannel' import { RequestHandler } from '~/core/handlers/RequestHandler' import { DEFAULT_START_OPTIONS } from './start/utils/prepareStartHandler' import { createFallbackStart } from './start/createFallbackStart' import { createFallbackStop } from './stop/createFallbackStop' import { devUtils } from '~/core/utils/internal/devUtils' import { SetupApi } from '~/core/SetupApi' import { mergeRight } from '~/core/utils/internal/mergeRight' import { LifeCycleEventsMap } from '~/core/sharedOptions' import { SetupWorker } from './glossary' import { supportsReadableStreamTransfer } from '../utils/supportsReadableStreamTransfer' interface Listener { target: EventTarget eventType: string callback: EventListenerOrEventListenerObject } export class SetupWorkerApi extends SetupApi<LifeCycleEventsMap> implements SetupWorker { private context: SetupWorkerInternalContext private startHandler: StartHandler = null as any private stopHandler: StopHandler = null as any private listeners: Array<Listener> constructor(...handlers: Array<RequestHandler>) { super(...handlers) invariant( !isNodeProcess(), devUtils.formatMessage( 'Failed to execute `setupWorker` in a non-browser environment. Consider using `setupServer` for Node.js environment instead.', ), ) this.listeners = [] this.context = this.createWorkerContext() } private createWorkerContext(): SetupWorkerInternalContext { const context: SetupWorkerInternalContext = { // Mocking is not considered enabled until the worker // signals back the successful activation event. isMockingEnabled: false, startOptions: null as any, worker: null, getRequestHandlers: () => { return this.handlersController.currentHandlers() }, registration: null, requests: new Map(), emitter: this.emitter, workerChannel: { on: (eventType, callback) => { this.context.events.addListener< MessageEvent<ServiceWorkerMessage<typeof eventType, any>> >(navigator.serviceWorker, 'message', (event) => { // Avoid messages broadcasted from unrelated workers. if (event.source !== this.context.worker) { return } const message = event.data if (!message) { return } if (message.type === eventType) { callback(event, message) } }) }, send: (type) => { this.context.worker?.postMessage(type) }, }, events: { addListener: (target, eventType, callback) => { target.addEventListener(eventType, callback as EventListener) this.listeners.push({ eventType, target, callback: callback as EventListener, }) return () => { target.removeEventListener(eventType, callback as EventListener) } }, removeAllListeners: () => { for (const { target, eventType, callback } of this.listeners) { target.removeEventListener(eventType, callback) } this.listeners = [] }, once: (eventType) => { const bindings: Array<() => void> = [] return new Promise< ServiceWorkerMessage< typeof eventType, ServiceWorkerIncomingEventsMap[typeof eventType] > >((resolve, reject) => { const handleIncomingMessage = (event: MessageEvent) => { try { const message = event.data if (message.type === eventType) { resolve(message) } } catch (error) { reject(error) } } bindings.push( this.context.events.addListener( navigator.serviceWorker, 'message', handleIncomingMessage, ), this.context.events.addListener( navigator.serviceWorker, 'messageerror', reject, ), ) }).finally(() => { bindings.forEach((unbind) => unbind()) }) }, }, supports: { serviceWorkerApi: !('serviceWorker' in navigator) || location.protocol === 'file:', readableStreamTransfer: supportsReadableStreamTransfer(), }, } this.startHandler = context.supports.serviceWorkerApi ? createFallbackStart(context) : createStartHandler(context) this.stopHandler = context.supports.serviceWorkerApi ? createFallbackStop(context) : createStop(context) return context } public async start(options: StartOptions = {}): StartReturnType { if (options.waitUntilReady === true) { devUtils.warn( 'The "waitUntilReady" option has been deprecated. Please remove it from this "worker.start()" call. Follow the recommended Browser integration (https://mswjs.io/docs/integrations/browser) to eliminate any race conditions between the Service Worker registration and any requests made by your application on initial render.', ) } this.context.startOptions = mergeRight( DEFAULT_START_OPTIONS, options, ) as SetupWorkerInternalContext['startOptions'] return await this.startHandler(this.context.startOptions, options) } public stop(): void { super.dispose() this.context.events.removeAllListeners() this.context.emitter.removeAllListeners() this.stopHandler() } } /** * Sets up a requests interception in the browser with the given request handlers. * @param {RequestHandler[]} handlers List of request handlers. * * @see {@link https://mswjs.io/docs/api/setup-worker `setupWorker()` API reference} */ export function setupWorker(...handlers: Array<RequestHandler>): SetupWorker { return new SetupWorkerApi(...handlers) }</excerpt>
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start: (controller) => controller.close()
});
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var import_webSocketInterceptor = require("../core/ws/webSocketInterceptor.js");
var import_handleWebSocketEvent = require("../core/ws/handleWebSocketEvent.js");
var import_attachWebSocketLogger = require("../core/ws/utils/attachWebSocketLogger.js");
var SetupWorkerApi = class extends import_SetupApi.SetupApi {
context;
startHandler = null;
stopHandler = null;
listeners;
constructor(...handlers) {
super(...handlers);
invariant(
!isNodeProcess(),
import_devUtils10.devUtils.formatMessage(
"Failed to execute `setupWorker` in a non-browser environment. Consider using `setupServer` for Node.js environment instead."
)
);
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- 1: https://app.unpkg.com/msw%402.4.8/files/src/browser/setupWorker/setupWorker.ts?utm_source=openai
- 2: https://github.com/mswjs/msw/releases?utm_source=openai
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Import the MSW worker only in the browser.
SvelteKit can import this universal layout in Node to evaluate route options. The layout imports $lib/mocks, which calls the browser-only setupWorker(...) during module initialization. MSW throws at that point in a Node environment. Load the mock module only in the browser.
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Update the layout’s worker initialization to avoid importing the browser-only
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Adds two Svelte examples ported from the React examples of the same names.
examples/svelte/batching: batches character requests withAsyncBatcherfrom@tanstack/svelte-pacer, usingcreateQueries. Uses the same Vite setup asexamples/svelte/simple.examples/svelte/offline: persists the query cache and paused mutations tolocalStoragewith@tanstack/svelte-query-persist-client, and resumes them after a reload.ssr = false. The root+layout.tsstarts themswworker, and the movie pageloadwaits for it withparent()before prefetching.QueryClientand persister live in$lib/queryClient.ts, with a default mutation function so paused mutations can resume.svelte-sonner.The examples are registered in
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