vite-plugin-node

// app.ts (your Node.js server entry file) import express from 'express'; const app = express(); // Basic route for demonstration app.get('/', (req, res) => { res.send('Hello from vite-plugin-node!'); }); // Your beautiful server logic goes here... // This named export is crucial for vite-plugin-node to pick up your application. // 'viteNodeApp' is the default exportName, but can be configured. export const viteNodeApp = app; // vite.config.ts import { defineConfig } from 'vite'; import { VitePluginNode } from 'vite-plugin-node'; export default defineConfig({ // Vite server configuration, e.g., port for your dev server server: { port: 3000 }, plugins: [ // Apply the vite-plugin-node plugin ...VitePluginNode({ // Specify the adapter for your Node.js framework (e.g., 'express', 'nest', 'koa', 'fastify') adapter: 'express', // Path to your main Node.js server entry file appPath: './app.ts', // Optional: The name of the named export for your application instance from appPath. // Defaults to 'viteNodeApp' if not specified. exportName: 'viteNodeApp', // Optional: Set to true to initialize your app when the Vite dev server starts. initAppOnBoot: true, // Optional: Set to true to automatically reload the app on file changes. reloadAppOnFileChange: true, // Optional: Choose TypeScript compiler ('vite' for Oxc or 'swc'). // If 'swc' is chosen, you must install '@swc/core' as a dev dependency. tsCompiler: 'vite' }) ] }); // To run this example: // 1. Install dependencies: `npm install express vite vite-plugin-node -D` // 2. Add a script to your package.json: `"dev": "vite"` // 3. Create 'app.ts' and 'vite.config.ts' in your project root with the above content. // 4. Start the dev server: `npm run dev`