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The documentation and code are generally well aligned, with only a few minor omissions and no critical errors. The docs accurately describe Hono's core API, middleware, helpers, and adapters. The identified mismatches are mostly low-severity, such as undocumented exports or minor naming differences.

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API coverage: Poorly documented
11 of 115 exported symbols mentioned in docs
12 source files inspected · deepseek-chat · Aug 13, 2026

3 mismatches found

01

Documentation omits `NotFoundResponse` and `NotFoundHandler` types

src/index.ts

low
In the code
export { NotFoundResponse } from './types'  // L22
export { NotFoundHandler } from './types'  // L22
In the docs
(not documented)

The code exports `NotFoundResponse` and `NotFoundHandler` types, but the documentation does not mention them anywhere. Developers looking for how to customize the 404 response or handler would not find guidance.

Suggested fix
Add documentation for `NotFoundResponse` and `NotFoundHandler` types, explaining their usage in customizing not-found responses.
02

`Fetch` type exported from client but not documented

src/client/index.ts

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In the code
export { Fetch } from './types'  // L8
In the docs
(not documented)

The client module exports a `Fetch` type, which is used for typing fetch functions, but the documentation for the Hono Client does not mention it. Users may not know how to use this type when customizing fetch behavior.

Suggested fix
Document the `Fetch` type in the Hono Client section, showing how to provide a custom fetch implementation.
03

`jsx` default export and `reactAPICompatVersion` not documented

src/jsx/index.ts

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In the code
export { reactAPICompatVersion as version }  // L36
export { jsx }  // L36
export default { version: reactAPICompatVersion, memo, Fragment, ... }  // L75
In the docs
(not documented)

The JSX module exports a `version` alias and a default export object, but the documentation on JSX does not mention these. Users may be unaware of the versioning compatibility or the default export's purpose.

Suggested fix
Add documentation for the `version` export and the default export in the JSX guide, explaining compatibility with React.