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@wolfstar/vite-server

v0.5.2

Published

Vite build and watch integration for Stars projects

Readme

@wolfstar/vite-server

Vite build and watch integration for Stars projects.

The Stars CLI loads this integration on demand when build.tool resolves to 'vite'. Existing stars.config options and the CLI commands are unchanged. Install vite in the consuming project; the integration uses the project's own versions and Vite configuration.

Programmatic usage

The package exports ViteBuilder. Pass a resolved StarsConfig and a BuilderContext from @wolfstar/schema:

import { ViteBuilder } from '@wolfstar/vite-server';
import type { BuilderContext, ResolvedStarsConfig } from '@wolfstar/schema';

export async function build(config: ResolvedStarsConfig, context: BuilderContext) {
	const builder = new ViteBuilder(config, context);
	try {
		return await builder.build();
	} finally {
		await builder.close();
	}
}

The host supplies importFromProject (project-relative dependency loading with diagnostics) and pluginRegistrations (the entry transform that activates installed plugins). This explicit boundary keeps the integration independent of the CLI and framework runtimes. watch() and close() implement the shared builder lifecycle; start, success, failure, and log events expose build status.

Vite builds the application and uses its build watcher for rebuilds. Process supervision remains the responsibility of the host CLI.

Integration coverage lives in packages/cli/test/vite-builder.test.ts, including real builds through the CLI host.