chore(docs): update vite example to use tanstack #347
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January 15, 2025 01:47
The init overloads can be hard to parse. This hopefully introduces new types that can be extended if/when necessary. Addittionally adds e2e tests validating the instance types returned for all major classes. We can look to leverage unit tests more to avoid the entire docker setup when doing this simple type validations/checks.
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Just some updated examples that should be easy to scale out further.