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🤖 Fix all issues with AI agents
In @docs/migrate/from-hono.md:
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per indent) in every Hono code block flagged by the linter—e.g., the routing
example containing .get('/', (c) => { return c.text('Hello World') }) and
.post('/id/:id', (c) => { c.status(201); return c.text(req.params.id) }) and the
other listed examples (handler, subrouter, validation, file upload, middleware,
type safety, middleware parameter, error handling, encapsulation, cookie,
OpenAPI). Ensure every tab in those blocks is converted to spaces so indentation
is consistent and MD010 violations are resolved while keeping the existing code
content and method/variable names unchanged.
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🔇 Additional comments (2)
docs/migrate/from-hono.md (2)
416-416: Verify the explicit Response return in the file upload example.Line 416 now explicitly returns
new Response(body.image). While the previous version (not visible in the diff) may have handled this differently, returning a raw image without explicitContent-Typeheaders could cause issues with client interpretation. Confirm whether this change is intentional and whether the response should include appropriate MIME type headers.
85-91: Method chaining refactor is sound.Once the hard tabs are replaced with spaces, the method chaining examples will effectively showcase the fluent API style and are consistent with the PR objectives. The approach makes the code more readable and aligns with Hono best practices as stated.
Also applies to: 154-160, 218-223
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🤖 Fix all issues with AI agents
In @docs/migrate/from-hono.md:
- Around line 88-90: The example handler uses an undefined variable `req` inside
the `.post('/id/:id', (c) => { ... })` callback; replace the incorrect
`req.params.id` with Hono's context API `c.req.param('id')` in the `return
c.text(...)` call so the handler reads the route param from the provided `c`
context.
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85-1162: Indentation appears corrected to use spaces.The previous hard tab violations (MD010) flagged in the past review appear to be resolved. All code blocks now use space-based indentation consistently. No duplicate flagging needed since this was marked as addressed in commit e94b8ea.
85-1162: Method chaining refactor is comprehensive and consistent.The conversion to method chaining across all Hono examples is complete and idiomatic. The style improves readability and aligns with Hono best practices. Formatting and comment realignment support the chained call style well.
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| return c.text(req.params.id) |
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🌐 Web query:
Hono framework route parameter access syntax - how to access route params in handler
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Use the Hono request API: c.req.param(name) for a single path param, or c.req.param() to get all params.
Examples:
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const id = c.req.param('id'); -
All params:
const { id, commentId } = c.req.param();
If you validate params (zValidator / validators) you can retrieve validated params with:
const { id } = c.req.valid('param');
Sources: Hono docs. [1][2]
References
[1] Hono — Request / param() docs.
[2] Hono RPC / path-parameters and validated params examples.
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Fix undefined req variable in Hono code example.
Line 21 uses req.params.id, but req is undefined. The handler parameter is c (Hono's context). Use Hono's correct syntax: c.req.param('id').
return c.text(c.req.param('id'))🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In @docs/migrate/from-hono.md around lines 88 - 90, The example handler uses an
undefined variable `req` inside the `.post('/id/:id', (c) => { ... })` callback;
replace the incorrect `req.params.id` with Hono's context API
`c.req.param('id')` in the `return c.text(...)` call so the handler reads the
route param from the provided `c` context.
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🤖 Fix all issues with AI agents
In @docs/migrate/from-hono.md:
- Around line 528-531: The beforeHandle middleware is checking the wrong header
property due to a typo: change the misspelled headers.authorizaton to
headers.authorization inside the beforeHandle function so the auth check works
as intended; locate the beforeHandle implementation and update the header lookup
to use headers.authorization (no other behavioral changes needed).
- Around line 85-91: Replace the two-step response in the POST handler with
Hono's method-chaining style: instead of calling c.status(201) on its own and
then returning c.text(...), return the chained call using
c.status(201).text(c.req.params.id) so the handler is a single returned
expression and demonstrates Hono's fluent API (refer to c.status and c.text in
the POST '/id/:id' handler).
- Around line 1463-1471: The Card components for the migration index have
copy-paste description errors: update the Card with title "From Express" (the
Card element with title="From Express") to use a description like "Comparison
between Express and Elysia" instead of "Comparison between tRPC and Elysia", and
update the Card with title="From tRPC" (the Card element with title="From tRPC")
to use a description like "Comparison between tRPC and Elysia" or "From tRPC"
consistent with its title; ensure each Card's inner text matches its title.
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154-160: ✓ Hono handler example is correct.The POST handler properly demonstrates Hono's API with
c.req.query()andc.req.header()as function calls. This aligns with the framework's documented behavior.
| .get('/', (c) => { | ||
| return c.text('Hello World') | ||
| }) | ||
| .post('/id/:id', (c) => { | ||
| c.status(201) | ||
| return c.text(c.req.params.id) | ||
| }) |
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Hono c.status() method chaining API documentation
💡 Result:
Short answer: c.status(code) sets the response HTTP status and returns the Context (this), so you can chain it with other response helpers (e.g., c.status(201).header(...).text(...)). See Hono Context docs. [1][2]
Sources:
- Hono Context (status explanation). [1]
- Hono (alternate docs page showing status + examples). [2]
Use method chaining for c.status() to match the PR objective.
Line 89 can be refactored to use Hono's method chaining. Since c.status() returns the context, change:
c.status(201)
return c.text(c.req.params.id)to:
return c.status(201).text(c.req.params.id)This aligns with the PR goal of demonstrating method chaining patterns in Hono examples.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In @docs/migrate/from-hono.md around lines 85 - 91, Replace the two-step
response in the POST handler with Hono's method-chaining style: instead of
calling c.status(201) on its own and then returning c.text(...), return the
chained call using c.status(201).text(c.req.params.id) so the handler is a
single returned expression and demonstrates Hono's fluent API (refer to c.status
and c.text in the POST '/id/:id' handler).
| beforeHandle({ status, headers }) { | ||
| if (!headers.authorizaton) | ||
| return status(401) | ||
| } |
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Fix typo in header name: authorizaton → authorization.
Line 529 has a misspelled header property: headers.authorizaton should be headers.authorization (missing an 'i'). This would cause the auth check to fail in practice.
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- beforeHandle({ status, headers }) {
- if (!headers.authorizaton)
+ beforeHandle({ status, headers }) {
+ if (!headers.authorization)
return status(401)
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| beforeHandle({ status, headers }) { | |
| if (!headers.authorizaton) | |
| return status(401) | |
| } | |
| beforeHandle({ status, headers }) { | |
| if (!headers.authorization) | |
| return status(401) | |
| } |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In @docs/migrate/from-hono.md around lines 528 - 531, The beforeHandle
middleware is checking the wrong header property due to a typo: change the
misspelled headers.authorizaton to headers.authorization inside the beforeHandle
function so the auth check works as intended; locate the beforeHandle
implementation and update the header lookup to use headers.authorization (no
other behavioral changes needed).
| <Card title="From Express" href="/migrate/from-express"> | ||
| Comparison between tRPC and Elysia | ||
| </Card> | ||
| <Card title="From Fastify" href="/migrate/from-fastify"> | ||
| Comparison between Fastify and Elysia | ||
| Comparison between Fastify and Elysia | ||
| </Card> | ||
| <Card title="From tRPC" href="/migrate/from-trpc"> | ||
| Comparison between tRPC and Elysia | ||
| Comparison between tRPC and Elysia | ||
| </Card> |
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Minor inconsistency in Card descriptions.
Lines 1464 and 1470 have copy-paste issues in the Card descriptions:
- Line 1464: "Comparison between tRPC and Elysia" (should not mention tRPC in Express card)
- Line 1470: "Comparison between tRPC and Elysia" (should say "From tRPC")
These should be corrected to match their respective titles.
🔧 Proposed fix
<Deck>
- <Card title="From Express" href="/migrate/from-express">
- Comparison between tRPC and Elysia
- </Card>
+ <Card title="From Express" href="/migrate/from-express">
+ Comparison between Express and Elysia
+ </Card>
<Card title="From Fastify" href="/migrate/from-fastify">
- Comparison between Fastify and Elysia
+ Comparison between Fastify and Elysia
</Card>
<Card title="From tRPC" href="/migrate/from-trpc">
- Comparison between tRPC and Elysia
+ Comparison between tRPC and Elysia
</Card>
</Deck>🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In @docs/migrate/from-hono.md around lines 1463 - 1471, The Card components for
the migration index have copy-paste description errors: update the Card with
title "From Express" (the Card element with title="From Express") to use a
description like "Comparison between Express and Elysia" instead of "Comparison
between tRPC and Elysia", and update the Card with title="From tRPC" (the Card
element with title="From tRPC") to use a description like "Comparison between
tRPC and Elysia" or "From tRPC" consistent with its title; ensure each Card's
inner text matches its title.
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yay |
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I think Hono's code examples are written in a redundant manner.
Hono always supports method chaining and is one of the best practices.
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