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@vavite/vercel

v1.0.0-beta.3

Published

Vercel adapter for vavite

Downloads

1

Readme

@vavite/vercel

This is the Vercel adapter for vavite.

Usage

Install as a dev dependency and add it to your Vite config like this:

import { defineConfig } from "vite";
import vavite from "vavite";
import vercel from "@vavite/vercel";

export default defineConfig({
  plugins: [ vavite(), vercel() ],
});

You can build and deploy your app from the CLI by running vite build && vercel and leaving all settings in their defaults. See Vercel's git integration for continuous deployment support.

Implementation notes

This adapter will build the client in .output/static and the server in .output/unbundled. It will then bundle the server entry into .output/server/pages/index.js and create configuration files functions-manifest.json and routes-manifest.json in .output.

This adapter will pass { req: http.IncomingRequest, res: ServerResponse } in IncognitoRequest.raw. The raw response value will not be used but if you return { raw: any } as the response, it will assume that you already handled the response using request.raw.res.end().

This adapter fully supports streaming requests and responses but Vercel itself seems to have some output buffering so you might not see the typewriter effect when testing.