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Astro is a modern site builder with web best practices, performance, and DX front-of-mind.
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import type { Params } from '../../types/public/common.js';
import type { APIContext } from '../../types/public/context.js';
import { sequence } from './sequence.js';
/**
* Payload for creating a context to be passed to Astro middleware
*/
export type CreateContext = {
/**
* The incoming request
*/
request: Request;
/**
* Optional parameters
*/
params?: Params;
/**
* A list of locales that are supported by the user
*/
userDefinedLocales?: string[];
/**
* User defined default locale
*/
defaultLocale: string;
/**
* Initial value of the locals
*/
locals?: App.Locals;
/**
* The client IP address. Must be provided by the adapter or platform from a
* trusted source (e.g. socket address, platform-provided header).
*
* If not provided, accessing `context.clientAddress` will throw an error.
*/
clientAddress?: string;
};
/**
* Creates a context to be passed to Astro middleware `onRequest` function.
*/
declare function createContext({ request, params, userDefinedLocales, defaultLocale, locals, clientAddress, }: CreateContext): APIContext;
/**
* Checks whether the passed `value` is serializable.
*
* A serializable value contains plain values. For example, `Proxy`, `Set`, `Map`, functions, etc.
* are not accepted because they can't be serialized.
*/
export declare function isLocalsSerializable(value: unknown): boolean;
/**
* It attempts to serialize `value` and return it as a string.
*
* ## Errors
* If the `value` is not serializable if the function will throw a runtime error.
*
* Something is **not serializable** when it contains properties/values like functions, `Map`, `Set`, `Date`,
* and other types that can't be made a string.
*
* @param value
*/
declare function trySerializeLocals(value: unknown): string;
export { createContext, sequence, trySerializeLocals };
export { defineMiddleware } from './defineMiddleware.js';