What is example-qwik-env?

This is a sample project that shows how to organize code in a Qwik app (a modern web framework) when you need to handle environment variables, connect to Redis, and separate logic between server and client. The repo demonstrates a folder structure and naming convention for keeping different types of code organized. It has a "server" folder for code that only runs on the backend, a "universal" folder for code that needs to work on both client and server but behaves differently in each place (for example, fetching data from the client versus just running code directly on the server), and an "api" folder for handling API endpoints. The README notes that for most cases, you should use Qwik's built-in server$ feature instead of the universal pattern, since it's simpler. This would be useful for developers building a Qwik application who want a reference for how to structure their code logically, especially if they're dealing with environment-specific setup, database connections like Redis, and need to understand where server-only versus shared code should live. It's the kind of starter example a team might reference when setting up their own project's folder organization. The README itself is quite minimal and doesn't explain what each piece actually does or provide working examples. It's more of a sketch of the pattern than a complete tutorial. If you're new to Qwik, you'd likely need to look at the actual code in the folders to understand the implementation details.