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@JoviDeCroock JoviDeCroock commented Oct 16, 2026 •
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This PR was authored by GPT6.1-sol and reviewed by Jovi

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Adds pracht (a Preact framework on Vite) as a supported framework. Like Nuxt, Analog and Astro, pracht owns its Cloudflare build: it runs @cloudflare/vite-plugin itself, prerenders with its CLI, and writes a deployable Worker to dist/server/worker.js.

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pracht's side is JoviDeCroock/pracht#436, which adds the configPath option and lets the Cloudflare build import node:async_hooks.

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feat(framework): support pracht as a framework that owns its Cloudfla…
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Detect pracht from @pracht/adapter-cloudflare and deploy the Worker that
`pracht build` writes to dist/server/worker.js. In dev, wrap pracht's
server entry so cron and queue triggers reach the generated dispatch, and
import Void's env module from the entry so lazily loaded routes can use
void/db on the first request. Framework presets can now set the asset
trailing-slash policy their Worker relies on.
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feat(adapter-cloudflare): support deploying on Void JoviDeCroock/pracht#436
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cpojer commented Nov 11, 2026

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Pracht looks cool. I think at this time we are ok making changes and tests to support external frameworks, but we are not looking to add named behavior specific to one framework. For example, happy to expose/refactor APIs, but Void embedding a pracht dev call is not the right time for us yet.

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