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Add import image files feature: This will convert the images to base64 and embed them into the code. There will also be a prop to config the image compression;

When I try to use in the code it throws the following error:

Execution error:
styled() can only take styled components, Radix component names (EG: "Accordion.Trigger"), or a customElement name (EG: "Link")

Confirmed that if I replace the RouteLink with a tag, error goes away. Have also tried removing all but the to parameter in RouteLink in event something else was causing it, but error persists.

Currently, for a file to be considered a module it is necessary to move it into the modules folder. This happens because depending on the files, the final package may be larger instead of smaller.

Some options to be tested again:

1. Check if the file is stateless or a simple .ts or .js file;
2. Check if these files support Widgets within them;
3. If items 1 and 2 are compatible, the compiler should interpret such files as local modules automatically.

Some points from previous tests:

1. When similar logic to the above was tested, the final package was much larger. Most likely because there are small separate files that were created like this because of the limitation of Além in its first alpha versions;
2. When retaking the tests, you must gather as many files as possible.

Improve the file change detector logic. Rn, every time a file is changed, it processes all the files again. I'll create a way to re-process only the files affected by the change;

It'd be really cool if we could use the compiler to do something similiar to Next.js -- something like: components in "page" directory get compiled into routes (with ).

These pages remain normal widgets so they can hold state. useStore, useLocation, etc get's passed as prop to each page widget.

The devs.near/widget/App module and devs.near/widget/Router module currently use pages from an array to create these routes (although not lazily, as alem sorta does). This could be an easy integration for apps using this pattern