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@nxext/sveltekit

v20.0.3

Published

Nx plugin for Sveltekit

Downloads

5,002

Readme

@nxext/sveltekit

This library is experimental, be aware...

Right now there are the app and component generators.

Getting Started

Add this plugin to an existing NX workspace:

yarn add --dev @nxext/sveltekit

or

npm install @nxext/sveltekit --save-dev

Generate a new application:

nx g @nxext/sveltekit:app my-app

Run executors and generators using nx

The project.json is for the sveltekit app is preconfigured with the following Nx targets

  • Run nx build my-app to build the app
  • Run nx serve my-app to serve the app
  • Run nx dev my-app to serve the app on a dev server
  • Run nx preview my-app to serve the app on a preview server
  • Run nx test my-app to test the app
  • Run nx e2e my-app to run the e2e tests
  • Run nx check my-app to check the app via svelte-check
  • Run nx lint my-app to lint the app
  • Run nx add my-app to add a package to the app
  • Run nx component my-app to add a component to the app
  • Run nx page my-app to add a page to the app

Generate routes

Routes will be generated relative to the routes folder of the app. Use the targetPath (or t alias) option to specify the parent route folder target of the route

Generate a route posts in the root /routes folder. The page will have additional client page data loader c

nx route posts -d

Generate the route [slug] in the routes/posts folder of the app The route will have a page p, client page data loader c and a layout page l.

nx route [slug] -pdl -t posts

Generate the route [width]x[height] in the routes/images/[...file] folder. The route will have a page p, client data loader c, layout page l and an error page e

nx route [width]x[height] -pdle -t images/[...file]

Generate the route posts in the routes/api folder. The route will have a server API file a with endpoint for the HTTP methods m GET get and POST post and a server loader file s

nx route posts -t api -a -s -m get,post

Run your project

Note: you may see an error in your command line when you run any of the following commands with older versions of this extension: config.kit.target is no longer required, and should be removed. If you see this error, remove the kit object from your svelte.config.js file at the root of your app.

  • Run nx serve my-app to run the app locally (open http://localhost:3000 in your browser)
  • Run nx test my-app to test the app
  • Run nx build my-app to create a build of your app.

Documentation

The full docs can be found here.