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pannonico

v0.6.0

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Verified native launcher with bundled WASI fallback for Pannonico

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Pannonico

Pannonico is a static site generator for simple sites, data-driven websites, and modern frontend workflows with Vite.

Pre-1.0 development notice: Pannonico is under active development. Until version 1.0.0, public contracts and user-visible behavior may change between releases. Expect breaking changes while the program and distribution model are being stabilized.

Install Pannonico

Pannonico requires Node.js 24 or newer.

npm install --global pannonico@latest
pannonico --version

The launcher verifies its selected native executable and otherwise runs the bundled WASI Preview 1 product. Standalone binaries are also attached to the matching version in Pannonico Releases; they are not committed to the Git repository.

Documentation

Browse the complete Pannonico user manual. To copy the version-matched embedded manual into a directory where its relative Markdown links work, run:

pannonico manual --eject [root]
pannonico scaffold --with-docs [root]

Both commands write the same manual below <root>/documentation/. Bare pannonico manual displays command help.

Visual Studio Code extension

Open Pannonico in the Visual Studio Marketplace and select Install, or search for vx-rs.pannonico in the VS Code Extensions view. VS Code installs the required WASM WASI Core extension as a dependency.

Other editor integrations

The 0.5 line also has independent Neovim and JetBrains adapter tracks. Neovim 0.12.x installs vx-rs/pannonico-neovim through its built-in package manager. JetBrains IDEs on IntelliJ Platform 2026.2, build branch 262, install the Pannonico plugin through the Marketplace or from an exact matching release ZIP. Each adapter pins and verifies its own Pannonico LSP and runtime inputs. Use a channel only after it lists the intended version.

Other CLI installation channels

The standalone GitHub Release, Homebrew, WinGet, and APT tracks distribute the same versioned CLI independently of npm. Their candidate producers and public readbacks are separate, so source availability does not prove that a public channel is ready. See the installation and updates manual for the current commands and availability rule.

Support and security

Use Pannonico Issues for CLI and npm reports. Report suspected vulnerabilities through GitHub private vulnerability reporting, not through a public issue.