feat(directus-extension): Add an example demonstrating hosting Remix inside a Directus extension.#354
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…inside a Directus extension.
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This example shows how Remix can be integrated directly with a Directus application via an endpoint extension. It features a simple blog app. The database is managed by Directus and has a snapshot that can be applied to set up the initial schema.
It seems pretty novel to be able to host your CMS and your app all in the same server instance. Figured I'd share it with the broader community.