With fancy new zeit v2, there's no need for bookish-api and bookish separation - you deploy a lambda per route, so there'll be no blocking between the two.
Main TODO here is figuring out how this works in development. I can't find any zeit now examples that show how you can figure out how now.json will work before you deploy it.
With fancy new zeit v2, there's no need for bookish-api and bookish separation - you deploy a lambda per route, so there'll be no blocking between the two.
Main TODO here is figuring out how this works in development. I can't find any zeit now examples that show how you can figure out how now.json will work before you deploy it.