A thin, full-stack, web framework.
You might want to go to
@gracile/gracile(with the@scope).
This package is a stub. It will be re-used at a latter time.
Features:
- Portable HTML, CSS and JS, thanks to Lit (SSR).
- Highly responsive during dev. and build, thanks to Vite.
- Minimal dependency footprint for its runtime and your distributable.
- Embrace web standards like Custom Elements (aka Web Components) or the WhatWG Fetch API.
- A streamlined Developer eXperience for building, instead of fiddling around.
Bootstrap a project with the create gracile@latest command:
npm create gracile@latest
pnpm create gracile@latest
bun create gracile@latest
yarn create gracile@latest
For more information, head over to the documentation website (gracile.js.org).
Gracile is powered by Vite and Lit SSR.
With it, you can achieve:
- File-based routing
- Server Side Rendering
- Static Site Generation
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Server integration (
Request/Response) for Express - Full-stack Custom Elements (Lit), with hydration
- Content websites
- Multi or Single Page Applications
- Progressive enhancements
- And more, via Add-ons (Markdown, Metadata, SVG…)
All that, with a few conventions, a standard-oriented approach and a very contained footprint 🤏.
Web Components, TypeScript, SASS, Lit, and other DX perks are all at your fingertips; while remaining optional.
Thanks to the Vite modular architecture, and Node.js versatility, developer experience is smoothed up across the board, while in development and when building for production.
See CONTRIBUTING.md.
“Perfection is achieved, not when there is nothing more to add, but when there is nothing left to take away.”
― Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, Airman's Odyssey