Edoardo Scibona

I found that using a [dynamic import with no SSR](https://nextjs.org/docs/advanced-features/dynamic-import#with-no-ssr) for components that rely on dark mode state for rendering works. For example, I have a `Navbar` component containing a...

@man-trackunit There is `.catch()` now. See https://zod.dev/?id=catch.

@podlomar Yeah, I deleted the comment after posting because I saw my error too. I don't think there's an easy inline solution, the best way is probably to extract the...

A quick solution (sacrificing the open animation) to restore the default `display:none` behavior seems to be using `open:modal` instead of `modal` as the dialog class. ```html ```

The problem is that on Windows the websocket url contains a '\r' at the end. I fixed this in #52.

During development, you can point lorca to the localhost server like this: ```go ui.Load("http://localhost:8080") ``` If you want to serve the application built with `npm run build`, you can start...

@AxelRHD I did not completely understand your question, but if you have a all-in-one HTML file (containing the necessary html, js, assets, ...) generated by npm you can load it...

@AxelRHD Is there a reason for not using a local http server (one started by the same binary that starts lorca)?

Hi @Marcisbee, thanks for the issue. Quoting myself from https://github.com/jsdocs-io/web/issues/503#issuecomment-1752092272: > I had to temporarily disable package analysis because some bad actor is trying to scrape every version of every...

I've enabled analysis for `exome` but there are problems extracting the API that I need to investigate further. Do you know if previous versions were documented correctly?