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create-xinjs-app

v0.1.5

Published

This is a single-page application project template using [XinJS](https://xinjs.net) and [Bun](https://bun.sh/). Run the following commands to get started.

Downloads

7

Readme

XinJS Bun App

This is a single-page application project template using XinJS and Bun. Run the following commands to get started.

npx create-xinjs-app your-app-name
cd your-app-name
bun install

Because this isn't a pure bun workflow, the create.js script doesn't run bun install for you.

bun run dev

Then open http://localhost:3000 with your browser to see the result.

This bundles src/index.ts and starts a development server that serves from the public and build directories. When the incoming request to localhost:3000/ comes in, the following exchange occurs:

  • The server returns public/index.html.
  • The browser renders this HTML, which contains a script tags with src="/index.js". The browser requests this file.
  • The server checks for this file, first in public (no match) then in build. It finds build/index.js and returns it to the browser.
  • This file renders the React component in src/App.tsx inside the div#root element. The app is now ready to accept user input.

Start building your app by editing src/index.ts.