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Astro: astro@1.0.0-beta.55 Release

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June 24, 2022
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astro@1.0.0-beta.54 (released June 24, 2022)
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  • #3696 3daaf510 Thanks @matthewp! - Support for streaming responses

    Astro supports streaming in its templates. Any time Astro encounters an async boundary it will stream out HTML that occurs before it. For example:

    ---
import LoadTodos from '../components/LoadTodos.astro';
---
<html>
<head>
<title>App</title>
</head>
<body>
  <LoadTodos />
</body>
</html>

    In this arbtrary example Astro will streaming out the <head> section and everything else until it encounters <LoadTodos /> and then stop. LoadTodos, which is also an Astro component will stream its contents as well; stopping and waiting at any other asynchronous components.

    As part of this Astro also now supports async iterables within its templates. This means you can do this:

    <ul>
  {(async function * () {
    for(const number of numbers) {
      await wait(1000);

      yield <li>Number: {number}</li>
      yield '\n'
    }
  })()}
</ul>

    Which will stream out <li>s one at a time, waiting a second between each.

  • #3700 47c81eff Thanks @matthewp! - Make Astro.redirect use a 302 status code