- Create Server-Side Rendering and Client-Side Rendering with the same Typescript code
- Routing System with Domains included
- Deno as server side renderer and assets sender
- Simple assets sender with the method setup_assets_resolver(assets_dir)
- CLI Tool to create project like ng, and provide CI capabilities like npm
For getting started you need to install the frontwork-cli tool "frontwork":
cargo install frontwork
And then use frontwork install to install required dev-dependencies
To start a new project you can use frontwork init to use the current directory or frontwork new to create a new one.
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
| frontwork install | install required dependencies to develop with Frontwork (Deno) |
| frontwork init | create a new project in the current directory |
| frontwork new | create a new folder in the current directory and then execute init |
| frontwork component new | create a new component |
| frontwork component remove | remove a component |
| frontwork run | run the script of the entered name in package.json |
| frontwork test | run main.testworker.ts |
| frontwork build | build the application to the dist folder. Optional use: --production or --staging |
| frontwork watch | start development server and build the application on changes |
We use the rust conventions for rust and typescript code. See: https://github.com/rust-lang/rfcs/blob/master/text/0430-finalizing-naming-conventions.md
To develeop any app for an apple product, MacOS is required to develop and digitaly sign the app. But because I do not own any products of apple, it is not possible for me to develeop for it.
Still, apple has a market share, thus Frontwork will support apple products in the future.
If you are interested to support them, then please create a pull request.