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The document is a New Customer Residential Application Form for Astro services, detailing personal information requirements, package options, billing preferences, and terms and conditions for subscription. It includes sections for customer details, service selection, payment methods, installation address, and privacy notice regarding personal data processing. The form emphasizes that services are only for residential use and outlines the obligations of both the customer and Astro regarding equipment ownership and service usage.

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How do you define collections in Astro?

To define collections, you must create a src/content.config.ts file in your project ( .js and .mjs extensions are also supported.) This is a special file that Astro will use to configure your content collections based on the following structure: src/content.config.ts.

What is the file extension for Astro?

Astro components are the basic building blocks of any Astro project. They are HTML-only templating components with no client-side runtime and use the .astro file extension. If you know HTML, you already know enough to write your first Astro component.

What is the difference between Astro Glob and getCollection?

glob returned an array objects with a frontmatter property. getCollection returns an array of objects with a data property, so I had to update the places where I was accessing the frontmatter.

Why is my Astro not loading?

Ensure that you are using a compatible browser and that it is up-to-date. Verify Astro Installation: Incorrect installation or missing dependencies can cause Astro to malfunction. Reinstall Astro and its dependencies by following the official installation guide.

How to astro framework?

How to get started? yarn global add astro. astro --version. npm create astro@latest. nodemodules: This directory is created automatically and contains your projects dependencies. src: The most important part of your project is the src directory. npm run dev.