The best way to begin developing with Umca is with npx:
npx umca create yourprojectname
cd yourprojectname
:white_check_mark: Takes JSX files that you wrote and compiles them into plain HTML
:white_check_mark: Automatically creates pages for (and only for) JSX files that are linked to with an <a> tag
:white_check_mark: Automatically adds prefetch hints to <head> if a page has internal links
:white_check_mark: Allows to import Markdown files from JSX files and automatically converts them to HTML
:white_check_mark: Comes with Tailwind CSS
:white_check_mark: Ships zero Javascript to the client
:x: Does not handle any user interactions. You have to bring your own JS
:x: Not an SPA (at least not yet)
yarn build or npm build to (re)compile your JSXyarn start or npm start to locally host the public folder/src
This is where all of your JSX files should be. Note that at least one of them must be named index.jsx, which is an entry file.
/pages
Umca allows you to import .md files right in your components. Put .md files in this folder.
Umca is equipped with Tailwind CSS. This means you only need to add existing (utility) classes to your elements and no CSS files are needed. This makes the framework highly opinionated. However, since pages are build with (reusable) components in Umca, you can both keep your design atomic AND avoid scope problems because all classes are just utilities.
FAQs
A simple zero-runtime serve-side rendering framework
The npm package umca receives a total of 6 weekly downloads. As such, umca popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that umca 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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