SvelteKit One Bundle
Hacky solution to build SvelteKit project in a looking-like-one bundle.js
Overview
The SvelteKit-One-Bundle is a custom solution developed to address the limitation of the SvelteKit Static Adapter in rendering the application with a single bundle.js file. It provides a workaround by exploding and re-wrapping the project into an initial bundle and a custom index.html to load the bundle from. The final build is located in the dist folder.
Features
- Single Bundle File: The solution ensures that the application is loaded and rendered using a single bundle.js file.
- Custom index.html: A custom index.html file is generated to load the bundle.js file and render the application within the .overlay element.
- Easy Development Preview: A development preview is available for testing and previewing the wrapped build.
Summary
The SvelteKit-One-Bundle is a solution developed to address the limitation of the SvelteKit Static Adapter. It allows the application to be loaded and rendered using a single bundle.js file and provides a custom index.html to facilitate the rendering process. The installation process is straightforward and can be done by following a few simple steps.
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- Typescript
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