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marz

v0.3.1

Published

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Downloads

11

Readme

Disclaimer

This project is still in very early development, and is currently meant to serve as a proof of concept. It is not recommended to use this in production.

Getting Started

Marz is built on top of Bun, so before you begin, make sure to follow Bun's installation guide.

Step 1: Install Bun

Install Bun by following their installation guide, which can be found here.

Step 2: Create Marz

Use the following command to create a Marz project using the interactive create-marz CLI:

bun create marz

Step 3: Run the Server

To start the Marz server, execute the following command:

bun dev

This command bundles all your pages and components and starts a server on port 3000.

Step 4: Define Routes

Routing in Marz is determined by the file structure of your pages directory. For example:

  • A file at pages/index.tsx will be served at /.
  • A file at pages/about.tsx will be served at /about.

Each file is expected to export a named Page component. Currently, all Page components must be server components, but they can import and use client components. Parameters are supported (e.g., pages/[id].tsx or pages/[id]/about.tsx) and can be accessed via the params prop on the Page component.

Known Issues

Issue 1: Duplicate Export Error

If you encounter a "Duplicate export of ..." error, run Marz with the MINIFY=true environment variable set. This is caused by an issue in Bun.

Issue 2: Page Renders Twice

Currently, the page may render twice. This behavior occurs because the server does not include RSC (React Server Components) hydration with the initial HTML response, so the browser also has to call out to /__marz to re-render the page with RSC. This issue will be addressed in a future release.

Contributing

Contributions are very welcome! This project is still in its early stages, so there are many ways to contribute. If you're interested in contributing, please join the Discord server and say hello 👋

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