templ-http
Templ HTTP Integration
Use progressive disclosure: begin with the handler pattern, then add routing and middleware only as needed.
Level 1: Minimal Integration
Use this skill when serving templ from net/http.
- Parse request input.
- Build view model/data.
- Render templ component with
r.Context(). - Handle render errors and status codes.
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