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@gomani/server

v0.3.0

Published

Web-standard request handling, SSR-to-HTML, data co-location.

Downloads

88

Readme

@gomani/server

Web-standard request handling, SSR-to-HTML, and static serving for Gomani.

Authored against the web-standard Request/Response, so it runs on Node (via a thin adapter here) and on edge runtimes. Its constraint-first role: co-locate critical data with the initial document (killing client waterfalls — the latency axis), render with zero client JS outside islands, and serve compressed, aggressively-cacheable assets.

SSR composition

import { renderPage, renderDocument } from '@gomani/server';

const { html, islands } = await renderPage({ route, layouts, params, request, url });
const document = renderDocument({ bodyHtml: html, head, islands, manifest });

renderPage runs co-located loaders (route + layouts), wraps the page in its layout chain, and renders the tree to HTML. renderDocument wraps that body in a full document, injecting the island manifest + one boot script only when the page has islands.

Serving a build

import { serveStatic, toNodeListener } from '@gomani/server';
import { createServer } from 'node:http';

const handler = serveStatic('dist', { immutablePrefix: '/_gomani/' });
createServer(toNodeListener(handler)).listen(4000);

serveStatic resolves pretty URLs to index.html, Brotli-compresses text responses when accepted, and marks content-hashed asset URLs immutable. toNodeListener bridges the web handler onto node:http.

License

MIT © Venancio Gomani / Kwacha Kulture.