pi0/nitro-webpack-example

This repository is a small experimental setup that combines Nitro (a tool for building web servers) with Webpack (a tool for bundling JavaScript and other assets). It was created specifically to investigate a particular issue reported in the Nitro project, so it's essentially a focused test case rather than a polished application. At a high level, the project demonstrates how to connect these two technologies. The core of the work lives in a single file that acts as a bridge, telling Nitro how to use Webpack to process and package files. Rather than building a full app, the setup is designed to reproduce or explore a specific technical problem. The primary audience is developers who work with Nitro and want to understand how to integrate Webpack, or those trying to debug the specific GitHub issue referenced. It serves as a concrete, minimal example rather than documentation or theory, showing the actual code needed to make the connection work. The README is very sparse and doesn't provide setup instructions, usage guidance, or context beyond pointing to the issue and the main module file. It's built for investigation purposes, so anyone using it would likely need to read the code directly and be familiar with the referenced bug report to understand the full picture.