📦 A zero-config CLI to bundle Svelte apps.
This is a (mildly) opinionated and very lightweight Svelte compiler/bundler, which is meant to take some of the headaches out of setting up and configuring simple Svelte projects.
Differs from Sapper, which is more of a fully baked solution which includes SSR, routing and other goodies. This is more akin to the react-scripts used in create-react-app, where all of the config is hidden away so that you can just focus on building cool Svelte apps.
Notice: This is very much a work in progress right now, so feel free to contribute! We'd love to get some feedback and ideas!
Note: Currently requires NodeJS >= 8.16.0
yarn add -D svb
npm i -D svb
You could also install this globally:
yarn global add svb
npm i -g svb
This provides you with the global svb binary (as well as a svelte-bundler alias, in case you like typing).
Please view the documentation here!
Created by Dave in 2019 ✌️
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📦 A zero-config CLI to bundle Svelte apps
We found that svb demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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