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donauwelle

v0.2.1

Published

easily write web apps with server logic.

Readme

donauwelle

🚨 don't import this package directly. Use npm init donauwelle

donauwelle is a small, open-source framework for writing web apps and their server/backend code in one unified project. It is build for Bun and uses donau for connectivity. It is configured to be easily deployable as a docker container. It's goal is ease-of-use. It's thus mainly suitable for small projects

For more information, check out the demo

Screenshots

Install

  1. build your app on top of this template either:
    • using npm init donauwelle
    • cloning this repository (and changing the name in package.json)
  2. (optional) adapt the configuration in the .env files
  3. run bun run serve to start in development mode

Scripts

the following scripts are available for development and deployment:

  • bun run serve - starts the app in development mode
  • bun run serve:prod - starts the app in production mode
  • bun run build - builds the app for production
  • bun run deploy - builds the app and deploys it to the docker registry (defined in .env.production)

contribute

  • feel free to reach out if you find issues or have suggestions

Have a great day, Yours, Robin

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