Svelte Starter Kit

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Svelte with brilliant bells and useful whistles

Overview

Svelte Starter Kit is a boilerplate based on SvelteKit, designed to provide all the necessary features and tools for starting a Full-stack Svelte/Javascript project. It includes features such as Typescript as the language choice, Tailwind CSS for styling, ESLint and Prettier for code analysis and formatting, pre-configured SEO settings, and Supabase as the 3rd Party Persistence Layer for authentication system and user profiles. Additionally, it offers a variety of pre-made components, including Alert/Toast for notifications, Modal and Sidepanel support, Loaders for progress reporting, Popover for contextual menus, and Form Helpers for input types, validation, and submission.

Features

  • Typescript: Svelte Starter Kit supports Typescript as the language choice.
  • Tailwind CSS: Quick styling without getting out of HTML using Tailwind CSS.
  • ESLint and Prettier: Static code analysis and code formatting tools.
  • SEO pre-configured: Pre-configured SEO settings for better search engine optimization.
  • Supabase Authentication System: Integration with Supabase for authentication system.
  • User Profiles: User profiles available as an example, utilizing Supabase PostgREST (CRUD API).
  • User Avatar: Support for user avatars using Supbase Storage (AWS S3 backed effortless uploads).
  • Pre-made Components: A collection of pre-made components for non-trivial projects, including Alert/Toast, Modal, Loaders, Popover, and Form Helpers.

Summary

Svelte Starter Kit is a comprehensive boilerplate for starting Full-stack Svelte/Javascript projects. It provides essential features such as Typescript support, Tailwind CSS for easy styling, ESLint and Prettier for code analysis and formatting, pre-configured SEO settings, and integration with Supabase for authentication system and user profiles. The kit also includes a wide range of pre-made components for common functionalities. Setting up the kit involves creating a Supabase account, generating an API key, and installing the required NPM dependencies. With Svelte Starter Kit, developers can quickly start building Svelte-based applications with all the necessary tools and features readily available.

svelte
Svelte

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vite
Vite

Vite is a build tool that aims to provide a faster and leaner development experience for modern web projects

tailwind
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supabase
Supabase

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Fullstack

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Eslint

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Postcss

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Typescript

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