This includes Next.js' built-in support for Global CSS, CSS Modules and TypeScript. This example also shows how to use Vitest with the App Router and React Server Components.
> **Note:** Since tests can be co-located alongside other files inside the App Router, we have placed those tests in `app/` to demonstrate this behavior (which is different than `pages/`). You can still place all tests in `__tests__` if you prefer.
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