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rinojs

v3.0.0

Published

Fast learning, preprocessing, intuitive web framework

Downloads

319

Readme

Rino.js 🦏

Fast learning, preprocessing, intuitive web framework.

Rino.js is created to fix the complexity matters of web framework.

▶️ Installation

The recommended way to start your Rino project:

npm create rino@latest

For manual setup:

npm i rinojs

📢 Notice

🎉 Release version v3.0.0

Rino.js version 3 focuses on faster builds, cleaner generated output, and clearer template syntax. This is

  • rino-import replaces rino-path for component and markdown imports. rino-path is no longer supported.
<component rino-import="/common/header" rino-tag="header"></component>
<script rino-type="markdown" rino-import="/docs/getting-started"></script>
  • Inline styles and scripts can now be exported from generated pages and components with rino-export. Exported inline tags are removed from the final HTML and written into generated /styles or /scripts files. Duplicates will be ignored.
<style rino-export="/site.css">
  .example {
    display: block;
  }
</style>

<script rino-export="/site.js">
  console.log("exported javascript");
</script>

<script rino-export="/site.ts" type="text/typescript">
  const message: string = "exported typescript";
  console.log(message);
</script>
  • Development serving and server-side rendering now serve a committed in-memory distribution instead of rebuilding on every request. File changes are mapped to the affected build scopes, then the memory snapshot is replaced after a successful rebuild.
  • Template JavaScript and TypeScript execution is faster. Rino.js now reuses an isolated child-process runner instead of creating a new child process for every template script tag.

🕵️ Test

Use the included test project scripts for local checks:

npm test
npm run test-generate
npm run test-sitemap
npm run test-feed
npm run test-ssr
npm run test-dev
npm run test-backoffice

📖 Documentation

Official Website

💪 Support Rino!

👼 Become a Sponsor

🐱‍🏍 Sponsors

👨‍💻 Author

Victor Chanil Park

💯 License

MIT, See LICENSE.