@tschk/moonshine-deploy-node

Node HTTP deployment adapter for Moonshine.

import { nodeAdapter, createNodeHandler } from "@tschk/moonshine-deploy-node";

await nodeAdapter.build(manifest, ".moonshine");

• Target runtime: node.
• Capabilities: streaming, islands, revalidation.
• Output: server.ts using node:http and a Request / Response bridge.
• Native builds also emit a bundled server.js; deploy it beside public/ and run node server.js. The bundle includes its manifest and needs no runtime packages. This path is verified on Node 22. Building still requires Bun.

Create an independent native app with moonshine new app --adapter node, then run bun install, bun run build, and bun run start. Native Node supports SSR, static rendering, and explicit SPA clients; hydration and streaming are unfinished.

See docs/DEPLOYMENT.md and docs/MANIFEST.md.

The Node adapter targets Node's HTTP server. Its regression suite also checks normal body completion and partial-upload cancellation in Bun. Bun 1.3.10's node:http emulation clears abort callbacks after body EOF, so disconnect cancellation following a completed upload is unsupported in that combination. Use the native Bun adapter for Bun deployments; completed-upload disconnects are checked in actual Node. See the pinned Bun implementation.