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@farbenmeer/bunny

v0.3.3

Published

This is a web framework based on [Bun](https://bun.sh/) and [Tapi](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@farbenmeer/tapi).

Readme

@farbenmeer/bunny

This is a web framework based on Bun and Tapi.

Start a project

To scaffold a new project run:

bunx @farbenmeer/bunny init

Then run bun run migrate to create the database schema. Bunny uses sqlite as the default database.

Other commands

  • bun run dev to start the development server
  • bun run build to build the project for production
  • bun run start to start the production server
  • bun run generate to generate a migration file based on the drizzle schema in src/lib/schema.ts
  • bun run migrate to apply migrations to the database

Project Structure

The main entry points to the project are

  • src/index.html for the client side application. Set up static tags for the favicon and the site title and optionally add some loading UI while the react bundle is being loaded.
  • src/index.tsx as the react-entrypoint. This sets up the react application and renders it into the DOM. If you add a loading UI to index.html this is the place to remove it before rendering the react application. It imports the App component that contains the main frontend logic.
  • src/main.css for global styles (mainly tailwindcss-setup)
  • src/api.ts for the API entrypoint (using Tapi's defineApi). See Tapi's documentation for more information.
  • src/auth.ts for defining authentication providers using bun-auth