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@neutron-build/core

v0.4.0

Published

The unified TypeScript web framework. Static sites with zero JS, app routes with Preact SSR, one router, deploy anywhere.

Readme

@neutron-build/core

The unified TypeScript web framework.

Static sites with zero JS, app routes with Preact SSR, islands architecture, content collections, and deploy-anywhere adapters.

Installation

npm install @neutron-build/core

Usage

import { defineConfig } from "@neutron-build/core";
import { Island } from "@neutron-build/core/client";
import { getCollection } from "@neutron-build/core/content";

Cached functions

cache() deduplicates calls within each HTTP request created by the Neutron server adapter. Concurrent requests have independent results. Outside a server request it calls the function directly. In the browser, results live for five seconds by default. Each cached function has its own identity, including when functions use the same keyPrefix.

import { cache, clearCache } from "@neutron-build/core";

const currentUser = cache(async () => loadAuthenticatedUser());
// Explicit process-wide caching is appropriate only for public data:
const publicCatalog = cache(async () => loadPublicCatalog(), {
  scope: "shared", ttl: 30_000, maxEntries: 512,
});
clearCache("shared");

Scopes retain at most 1,024 entries by default (maxEntries: 1–4,096). Eviction, rejection, expiration, and invalidation remove tag references too. Tag and prefix invalidation accept "shared" as their final argument to target an explicitly shared cache from a server request. Custom Node HTTP adapters must establish request isolation themselves; without the Neutron adapter there is no implicit server cache.

Shared response and loader stores

The default memory response and loader stores support atomic invalidation. Custom stores supplied to createServer({ cache }) must implement getGeneration() and setIfGeneration(key, entry, expectedGeneration). deleteByPath() and clear() must advance the backing store generation even when no existing entry matches. Compare the generation and write the entry in one backing-store transaction or server-side script. This prevents a delayed fill from restoring stale data after a mutation completes, including across servers sharing a store. Stores with only the former get/set/deleteByPath/clear interface are refused at startup; migrate their implementation before upgrading.

Documentation

neutron.build

License

MIT