Vite Integration
Vite is a modern frontend build tool that offers a faster and more efficient development experience. Within the ForgeFX Tools Collection, Vite is utilized to streamline the build process, enhance development workflows, and optimize deployment performance.
Why Vite?
- Fast Development Server: Vite provides lightning-fast hot module replacement (HMR), allowing developers to see changes in real-time without full page reloads.
- Optimized Builds: It leverages Rollup under the hood for optimized production builds, ensuring minimal bundle sizes and efficient code splitting.
- Rich Feature Set: Supports TypeScript, JSX, CSS Modules, and more out of the box, reducing the need for extensive configuration.
- Plugin Ecosystem: Viteās robust plugin system allows for easy customization and extension to fit the projectās unique needs.
Integration in ForgeFX Tools Collection
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Installation
- Vite is installed as a development dependency:
bash npm install -D vite
- Vite is installed as a development dependency:
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Configuration
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vite.config.tsfile is configured to include necessary plugins and settings tailored to the projectās requirements. ```typescript import { defineConfig } from āviteā import react from ā@vitejs/plugin-reactāexport default defineConfig({ plugins: [react()], build: { outDir: ādistā, sourcemap: true, }, }) ```
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Development Workflow
- Use Viteās development server to start building and testing components:
bash npm run dev
- Use Viteās development server to start building and testing components:
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Building for Production
- Generate optimized production builds with simple commands:
bash npm run build
- Generate optimized production builds with simple commands:
Benefits to the Project
- Enhanced Developer Experience: Faster rebuilds and immediate feedback during development accelerate the development cycle.
- Performance Optimization: Efficient bundling and code splitting result in high-performance applications.
- Scalability: Easily manage larger codebases with Viteās optimized build processes and configuration flexibility.