@nuasite/core

@nuasite/core is the dependency manifest that keeps Nua Site projects in sync with the toolchain used by the hosted platform. It pins the versions of the Astro integrations our builders expect so your local project matches the environment that deploys it.

Included tooling

Installing @nuasite/core adds the following peer dependencies to your project:

• @astrojs/check – type-aware diagnostics for Astro/TypeScript.
• @astrojs/mdx – Markdown+JSX content authoring with shared layouts.
• @astrojs/rss – RSS feed generation for blog-style sites.
• @astrojs/sitemap – sitemap generation aligned with Nua Site routing.

Keeping these packages aligned with @nuasite/core avoids version drift between local dev, CI, and the Nua Site build service.

Installation

bun add -d @nuasite/core

The package only ships metadata, so there is nothing to import at runtime. Include it in devDependencies (or dependencies if you prefer) and run bun install. Bun/npm/pnpm will ensure the required peer dependencies are present—if you are missing one it will tell you exactly what to add.

When combined with @nuasite/nua or @nuasite/build, this gives you the same stack that powers sites maintained through Nua Site.

Updating

To pick up the latest integration versions that Nua Site supports, bump the package and reinstall:

bun up @nuasite/core

Because the package is just a manifest, updates are fast and low risk—your site continues to control its own Astro config while inheriting the vetted baseline.