Regarding the test setup i am having troubles when it comes to wrap the element around a unistore Provider

This test will pass and it finds the h1 tag inside the Testable component

test('Render testc read h1', () => {
        const context = deep(<Testable />);
        console.log(context.output());
        expect(context.find('h1').length).toBe(1);
      });

This test will fail because it won't find the h1 inside the Testable component, although preact-render-to-string render function will print the markup properly

test('Render testc read h1', () => {
        const context = deep(<Provider store={store}><Testable /></Provider>);
        console.log(context.output());
        expect(context.find('h1').length).toBe(1);
    });

Somehow i have been struggling with this for weeks now and still did not manage to make it work.
Is it possible that one can not test components this way?

Do you want to request a feature or report a bug?
Feature

What is the current behaviour?
The template does not provide a <meta name="description">

If the current behaviour is a bug, please provide the steps to reproduce.
N/A

What is the expected behaviour?
Perhaps take the description property from the manifest.json to streamline it with the other generated meta tags

If this is a feature request, what is motivation or use case for changing the behaviour?
A site description is essential for SEO and accessibility.

Please mention other relevant information.
N/A

Regarding this bluewings/pug-as-jsx-loader#29 (comment).

The app was created using preact-cli:

$ preact create default preact-default --yarn
$ cd preact-default
$ yarn 
$ yarn add pug-as-jsx-loader
// create file.pug and import in any route
$ yarn dev

preact.config.js

export default (config, env, helpers) => {
  config.module.loaders.push({
    test: /\.pug$/,
    use: ['babel-loader', 'pug-as-jsx-loader?transpiledFile=true'],
  });

  return config;
};

I want to add a bootstrap to the html template, but when I try it webpack yields an error:
✖ ERROR Template execution failed: ReferenceError: preact is not defined

Steps to reproduce

1. Install the default template (preact create default my-project)
2. Copy the preact-cli template.html to src/template.html
3. Run preact watch --template src/template.html

Does anyone know a way to achieve what I want to do without getting this error?

I see preact X has been launched, I dont see the template is being updated. Any plans of doing it?

Update default template and replace actual class components with function components and make use of preact hooks API

preactjs/preact-cli#892

Hello everyone. I just created my first preact application via preact-cli with the default template, hence posting this question here in the correspoding repository.

The Getting Started guide states Aliasing React to Preact, but unfortunately I don’t quite know how we’d do that. There’s no webpack or parcel config in the created application blueprint, or am I missing something?

Could someone please explain, how to add preact/compat to our application?

See example.

Applies to all official readmes

The devDependency per-env has had a known Windows bug that hasn't been resolved for years.

An alternative package, by-node-env which seems better maintained, may offer a drop-in replacement.