expose-wsl VS trpc-sveltekit

https://github.com/icflorescu/expose-wsl - probably the easiest way of exposing apps running on Windows Subsystem for Linux to local network devices;

WSL provides a great environment for web developers working on Windows. However, it's not always easy to access the applications running in WSL from the local network. Whether you're working on a web app, a React-Native application, REST API, or have a database residing in a Docker container, you'll need to access it from a real mobile phone or simply from a different device. While there are ways to achieve this, they are not always easy to implement. Some of them require tackling with an NIC Bridge mode or manually downloading and applying a WSLHostPatcher. Which are things you probably don't want to deal with when you're just trying to get your work done. Here's where Expose-WSL comes into play.

This article, the Hono docs, Elysia SvelteKit example, trpc-sveltekit and lot's of general reading.

Hi all, I’m making a little game website and I’ve got some stuff running locally. I started with this template: https://github.com/icflorescu/trpc-sveltekit (and I’m using the EXPERIMENTAL websocket support there, running a node app)

My suggestion for self-contained apps is to use the standard load functions until they're not enough, and then add tRPC. trpc-sveltekit provides an excellent integration.

I'm also partial to tRPC; among other things, I created the tRPC-SvelteKit adapter that was recently featured in the Svelte community.

What is the difference with https://github.com/icflorescu/trpc-sveltekit ?

If you find this tool useful, please 🙏star the repo spread the word, and consider ❤️ sponsoring my work. I'm the author and maintainer of several open-source projects such as Mantine DataTable and tRPC-SvelteKit, and your support will help me keep them up-to-date and bug-free. I might also be available for hire. If you need help with your project, feel free to contact me at the email address listed on my GitHub profile.

Have a look at it and please star the project repo if you find it useful.

For now, it has first-party adaptors for React, NextJS, Express, Fastify, SolidJS, and some community packages like for tRPC for SveleteKit