Sqlite Auth Remix App

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simple remix-auth example with sqlite

Overview:

The content is a warning message about a deprecated runtime adapter and a recommendation to update the code. It also provides an introduction to Remix, a documentation link, and instructions on installing the Netlify CLI. It then gives steps to sign up and log in to Netlify, create a new site, and start the Remix dev server. It mentions that the Netlify CLI builds a production version of the Remix App Server and splits it into Netlify Functions. It warns about the need to do a browser refresh to see changes when running the Netlify CLI. Finally, it mentions two ways to deploy the app to Netlify.

Features:

  • Deprecated runtime adapter: The @remix-run/netlify runtime adapter has been deprecated and recommends switching to @netlify/remix-adapter.
  • Netlify CLI installation: Provides instructions on how to install the Netlify CLI and update it to the latest version.
  • Netlify setup: Steps for signing up, logging in, and creating a new site on Netlify.
  • Remix dev server: Information on starting the Remix dev server in development mode.
  • Local development with Netlify CLI: Details on how the Netlify CLI builds a production version of the Remix App Server and handles Netlify Functions.
  • Deployment options: Mention of two ways to deploy the app to Netlify, either automatically through git integration or manually.

Summary:

The content provides information about a deprecated runtime adapter and recommends updating the code. It also guides users through the installation of the Netlify CLI, setting up Netlify, and starting the Remix dev server. It highlights the local development capabilities of the Netlify CLI and mentions two deployment options to Netlify.