A prototype framework (?) for making full-stack Svelte apps. It unites the front and backends in a way that simplifies my life a lot and lets me write apps as I understand them. Features:
- Code-splitting per page
- Automatically-generated and optimized JS/CSS/HTML (thanks Svelte!)
- Server-side rendering (for fast page loads and SEO)
- Automatic client-side component mounting
- Automatic AJAXy POST requests
- Primitive cache-busting
You just need one file to make a route, server-side-rendered page, client-side-rendered page, and all the APIs hook up nicely with almost no boilerplate. Basically one file creates a backend API that is used to feed into the front-end Svelte component, causing the component to efficiently re-render.
Look at routes/ for simple examples. Run with npm run start. Routes are compiled on server-start (this should obviously be fixed).
As I've used this in production it's developed a little more than in the examples shown (mostly around handling form submission), but it's basically the same. It's pretty nice to have a tight coupling between the server and client with all the routing/file generation/optimization taken care of without needing a huge amount of configuration or files.