<h2>Overview:</h2>
The Vite Backend integration library allows developers to seamlessly connect a Vite-based frontend with a Go-based backend, simplifying the process of building modern web applications. It adheres to the guidelines set in the Vite backend integration guide, ensuring that the necessary configurations, such as generating a manifest.json for production, are effectively implemented. This library acts as a helper function, streamlining the integration by dynamically generating HTML tags that link to Vite assets based on the current environment, whether in development or production.
Developers will find it straightforward to use this library, as it is designed to be minimal and framework-agnostic. By configuring a few settings and implementing the provided helper function in HTML templates, users can efficiently manage asset serving across different modes. The ability to adapt asset management depending on the development environment makes it an invaluable tool for anyone working with Go for backend development.
<h2>Features:</h2>
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<li>Seamless Vite Integration: Easily connect your Vite frontend with a Go backend by following the Vite backend integration guidelines.</li>
<li>Dynamic HTML Tag Generation: Automatically generates script and link tags that point to your Vite assets, facilitating a smooth transition between environments.</li>
<li>Simple Configuration: Minimal setup required, just specify config settings and call <code>viteFragment.Tags</code> in your HTML templates.</li>
<li>Development Mode Support: In development, the Vite server serves JS and CSS assets, allowing developers to focus on app functionality without worrying about serving these assets.</li>
<li>Production Asset Handling: Outputs built assets to the <code>dist</code> folder and produces a manifest.json file to correctly route requests for these assets.</li>
<li>Framework Independence: Works independently of any specific framework, making it versatile for various Go web frameworks.</li>
<li>Customizable Asset Serving: Offers flexibility in asset serving methods, ensuring that you can tailor your approach based on your specific application needs.</li>
<li>Helpful Documentation and Examples: Provides clear usage examples and documentation, making it accessible for both beginners and experienced developers.</li>
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