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hello() — astro Function Reference

Architecture documentation for the hello() function in middleware.js from the astro codebase.

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  858ffdc2_1c79_d604_e90e_a28abaf9f20b["middleware.js"]
  efe3d36a_98de_edf5_f3c4_3d8ba3fcdb08 -->|defined in| 858ffdc2_1c79_d604_e90e_a28abaf9f20b
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Source Code

packages/integrations/vercel/test/fixtures/middleware-with-edge-file/src/middleware.js lines 1–1

export const hello = async () => 'hello world';

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does hello() do?
hello() is a function in the astro codebase, defined in packages/integrations/vercel/test/fixtures/middleware-with-edge-file/src/middleware.js.
Where is hello() defined?
hello() is defined in packages/integrations/vercel/test/fixtures/middleware-with-edge-file/src/middleware.js at line 1.

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