Yongwoo Jung

> > Hi, @stoompa > > Could you please share the your project repository? > > I cannot show the whole code since it is enterprise, but this is how...

@stoompa Would you like to give it a try again with the code below? ```ts ... export const config = { api: { // Enable `externalResolver` option in Next.js externalResolver:...

> @stegano thanks for the help, unfortunately it does not work. exporting the handler as default only works with the pages directory, and I think we all have the same...

> > > @stegano thanks for the help, unfortunately it does not work. exporting the handler as default only works with the pages directory, and I think we all have...

@rayrapetyan Unfortunately, It is still not supported by the Next.js app router. As an alternative, you can use both the app router and the pages router. Also, I'll look into...

> Somehow it didn't work even with page router... I've ended up using a stand-alone nginx instance just for routing purposes. @rayrapetyan It must be working if you're using the...

Hi @stephane-segning, Thanks for your interest in this project. This issue is closed, please feel free to reopen this issue if necessary.

Hi @jzsn2018, You can set `.template` directory path step 1. move(or create) `.template` directory(e.g. `~project/.vscode/.template`) 2. set `templateRootPath` in `template.config.js` ```js ... module.exports = { // You can change the...

Hi @jjtenger, Try selecting a directory from the Explorer list and running the template creation. 🤔

Hi @tobiashochguertel It seems like a good idea. However, it will take some time to implement this features 😭