Hasan Sezer Taşan

I'll add an example to [@hasansezertasan/fastui-tutorials](https://github.com/hasansezertasan/fastui-tutorials) and address this issue when I get the chance.

> I'll add an example to [@hasansezertasan/fastui-tutorials](https://github.com/hasansezertasan/fastui-tutorials) and address this issue when I get the chance. Hey 👋, I've finished the example, could you please check it out? Here is...

> Nice thank you. It is working. Happy to help 🙏.

> You would need to build and bundle the tsx/JS files and serve them yourself. It’s not straightforward right now. I think this is the only downside of FastUI 😞.

I believe the static assets could go in the python package since the NPM version and Python version has different version tags. I believe it'll be harder to manage NPM...

All sounds good but AFAIK FastUI aims to be a framework (most probably language) agnostic tool. Quoting README.md: > While it works well with [FastAPI](https://fastapi.tiangolo.com/) it doesn't depend on FastAPI,...

> I guess that there needs to also be some easy way to set up serving these static assets (e.g. from fastapi). It would be nice if this could be...

It seems like a good example to add to [@hasansezertasan/fastui-tutorials](https://github.com/hasansezertasan/fastui-tutorials)

> @shroominic would it make sense to pass in the meta_extra parameters to fastui as a dictionary or pydantic model, rather than raw html? I totally agree, this (micro-syntax) doesn't...