Original Summary

Problem: Next.js developers often have to write a lot of boilerplate to get Express‑style routing, multipart handling, rate limiting, and caching working in serverless functions. Existing solutions either break with Turbopack or require manual setup for each feature. Solution in v2.4.5: Added a Next.js App Router adapter that lets you use defineRoute and createBro directly inside app/api. It handles multipart/form‑data, provides built‑in rate limiting (Redis or in‑memory fallback), automatic caching, and strict Zod environment validation. Updated the create-bro-app CLI to ask whether you want a plain Node backend or a full Next.js stack and to generate an agents.md file that guides AI assistants, reducing hallucinations. Core improvements include hot‑reloading for task files, JSON locale watching, and a unified error response shape. Upgrade steps: npm install bro-framework@latest Or start a new project with npx create-bro-app@latest Key breaking changes: rate‑limit fallback now uses an in‑memory Map and locale files are watched recursively, so duplicate keys will cause a startup error.   submitted by   /u/YessinDevs [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/18 02:03:40