Sveltekit Systemd
Overview
The SvelteKit systemd Guide is a repository that provides a guide and resources for building and deploying a SvelteKit app as a systemd portable service on a server. The repository contains a GitHub workflow with build and deploy jobs, resulting in a lightweight image containing the SvelteKit app, a Node.js executable, and glibc++. The final image size is approximately 37 MB.
Features
- Build SvelteKit app into a systemd portable service
- Deploy the created image to a server
- Dynamically allocate and restrict user for the application
- Pass environment variables to the application
- Provide a directory for the application to write data
- Backup the state of all applications by copying the specified directory
Summary
The SvelteKit systemd Guide provides a convenient way to build and deploy SvelteKit apps as systemd portable services. By following the provided instructions and utilizing the GitHub workflow, developers can easily package their SvelteKit app into a lightweight image and deploy it to a server. The guide also covers important topics such as environment variables, user allocation, and state directory management. Overall, this repository simplifies the deployment process of SvelteKit apps and ensures smooth integration with systemd.
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