Framework recipes

handleCompileRequest takes a standard Fetch API Request and returns a Response — the same function works in every framework below without modification. Use @nandan-varma/platex for Node.js routes (with local-compile fallback) or @nandan-varma/platex/client for edge routes (remote-only).

Tip

Next.js has dedicated pages per rendering pattern — see Server Components, Client Components, Server Actions, and Route Handlers.

The recipes

Next.js

app/api/compile/route.ts

import { handleCompileRequest } from '@nandan-varma/platex';

export const runtime = 'nodejs';
export const POST = handleCompileRequest;

TanStack Start

app/routes/api/compile.ts

import { createServerFileRoute } from '@tanstack/react-start/server';
import { handleCompileRequest } from '@nandan-varma/platex';

export const Route = createServerFileRoute('/api/compile').methods({
  POST: ({ request }) => handleCompileRequest(request),
});

Astro

src/pages/api/compile.ts

import type { APIRoute } from 'astro';
import { handleCompileRequest } from '@nandan-varma/platex';

export const POST: APIRoute = ({ request }) => handleCompileRequest(request);

SvelteKit

src/routes/api/compile/+server.ts

import { handleCompileRequest } from '@nandan-varma/platex';

export const POST = ({ request }) => handleCompileRequest(request);

Remix

app/routes/api.compile.ts

import { handleCompileRequest } from '@nandan-varma/platex';

export async function action({ request }: { request: Request }) {
  return handleCompileRequest(request);
}

Bun / Deno / Hono / Workers

Anything with a Request in, Response out handler:

// use '@nandan-varma/platex/client' on the edge; 'platex' on Node/Bun/Deno for local fallback
import { handleCompileRequest } from '@nandan-varma/platex/client';

Bun.serve({ fetch: (req) => handleCompileRequest(req) });

Applying your client’s defaults

To apply a client’s custom timeout / apiKey / retry without repeating them, bind the handler to a client once with createRequestHandler:

import { createPlatexClient, createRequestHandler } from '@nandan-varma/platex';

const platex = createPlatexClient({ timeout: 25_000, retry: 2 });
export const POST = createRequestHandler(platex);

This works in every framework above — swap export const POST = ... for whatever that framework’s route export looks like.

Where to next

Edge & serverlessUsing the remote-only client on the Edge Runtime, Workers, and more.

Request handlersResponse codes, JSON mode, and request body shape.