pikapkg/snowpack
Build web applications with less tooling and 10x faster iteration. No bundler required.
repo name | pikapkg/snowpack |
repo link | https://github.com/pikapkg/snowpack |
homepage | https://www.snowpack.dev |
language | JavaScript |
size (curr.) | 7157 kB |
stars (curr.) | 6591 |
created | 2019-02-26 |
license | MIT License |
npm install --save-dev snowpack
- Instead of bundling on every change, just run Snowpack once right after
npm install
. - Snowpack re-installs your dependencies as single JS files to a new
web_modules/
directory.
↣ Snowpack never touches your source code. - Build your app, import those dependencies via an ESM
import
, and then run it all in the browser. - Skip the bundle step and see your changes reflected in the browser immediately after hitting save.
- Keep using your favorite web frameworks and build tools! Babel & TypeScript supported.
💁 More info at the official Snowpack website ➞
Examples
🆕 Check out
snowpack-init
! Instantly bootstrap a starter app with Snowpack + Preact, Lit-HTML, TypeScript, and more.
- A basic, three-dependency project: [Source] [Live Demo]
- To-do app with server-side render (Preact + HTM + Express): [Source] [Live Demo]
- Terminal Homepage (Preact + Typescript + Babel): [Source] [Live Demo]
- Electron (using Three.js): [Source]
- TypeScript (using Preact): [Source] [Live Demo]
- Vue (using httpVueLoader): [Source] [Live Demo] [By: @thiagoabreu]
- Vue (using JSX): [Source] [Live Demo] [By: @unclejustin]
- PWA-Starter-Kit (lit-html + Redux): [Source]
- LitElement + lit-html PWA: [Source] [Live Demo]
- Heresy and LighterHTML: [Source]
- Hyperapp and JSX (using Babel): [Source] [Live Demo]
- React PWA Starter (React + Styled components + Workbox): [Source] [Live Demo]
- Preact, JSX, Fragment, Router, CSS Grid, Typescript, Babel: [Source]
- React, JSX, Material-UI and super basic routing: [Source]
- A basic svelte setup powered by svelvet: [Source]
- React Component Library w/Storybook! (React, Typescript, Material-UI): [Source]
- 🙋♀️ Have a great example you’d like to share? Create it on CodeSandbox, Glitch, or GitHub. Then add it here via PR.