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create-borgo

v0.20.1

Published

Scaffold a new borgo app: the self-hosted React framework - React SSR on Bun, API routes in Go, typed end to end.

Readme

create-borgo

Scaffolds a new borgo app: file-based React pages server-rendered by Bun, API routes written in Go.

bunx create-borgo my-app
cd my-app
bun install
go mod tidy
bun run dev

Three templates:

  • base (default) — a guided tour: a loader-backed page, a form action, a zero-JS page with an island, live server-sent events from a goroutine.
  • minimal — bare bones: one page, one Go route.
  • full — a working app skeleton: notes CRUD, register/login/logout with sessions and CSRF, a protected page, SSE refresh and a typed WebSocket channel (in-memory stores, ready to swap for a real database).

Pick one with --template (-t); in an interactive terminal create-borgo asks, anywhere else (CI, piped stdin) it defaults to base. It also asks about Tailwind — or take --tailwind (--no-tailwind to skip the question): the scaffold arrives wired, with the deps, a style.css and the --tailwind flag already in every script.

bunx create-borgo my-app --template full --tailwind

Requires Bun >= 1.3 and Go >= 1.25. Every scaffold ships pages, a Go api/ package with //borgo:route handlers, pregenerated api types (so the typed client works before the first dev run), a multi-stage Dockerfile and a compose file — see the repository README for the full picture.


Built by Luigi Micca.