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fse-ssr

v0.1.1

Published

Compile-to-Tera SSR bindings for full_stack_engine's Astro starter: author native TypeScript in .astro files, get Tera output at build time.

Readme

fse-ssr

Compile-to-Tera SSR bindings for full_stack_engine's Astro starter. Author .astro templates in native TypeScript against ssr<T>() placeholders; a build-time Astro/Vite integration compiles the expressions that touch them into the equivalent Tera syntax, so the built HTML is exactly what the Rust backend's Tera renderer expects — no template syntax ever appears in frontend source.

This package is not generically reusable outside apps built on full_stack_engine: it assumes the framework's render_tpl context shape and the <script type="application/json" id="__fse-props__"> placeholder emitted by its Layout.astro. See the starter's README for usage and the supported expression grammar.

Entry points

  • fse-ssr — the Astro integration (astro.config.mjs).
  • fse-ssr/ssrssr<T>() and its types, for use inside .astro files.
  • fse-ssr/clientpageProps<T>(), for browser/island code.

Development

bun install
bun run build   # tsc, one-shot
bun run dev     # tsc --watch

This package is standalone — it isn't linked into the starter via a workspace. To try local changes in the starter before publishing a new version, bun publish a prerelease (or use bun pm pack + install the tarball) and bump the starter's fse-ssr dependency to it.

Publishing

bun run build
bun publish