README

Demo: https://sveltekit-endpoint-fetch.netlify.app/

This is a minimal exploration of Svelte-Kit's newly added "shadow" endpoint functionality.

The endpoint is in src/routes/endpoint.js, the consuming route (page) is in src/routes/endpoint.svelte.

Since we're using https://kit.svelte.dev/ here, you might or might not be surprised that whatever is returned by the endpoint, can be prerendered and served "statically".

Compare src/routes/endpoint.svelte & src/routes/endpoint-dyn.svelte and the state of const prerender = true|false.

However, prerender = true has no effect in local development!

For comparison, src/routes/dynamic.svelte is making an on-demand async fetch request to the same API.

src/routes/index.svelte returns a formatted DateTime string from the store (src/stores.js). The store imports a module which exports a utility function.

Quickstart

• git clone repo
• npm ci
• npm run dev