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McFly
McFly is a no-framework framework
that assists in leveraging the web platform
Project Status
We are currently in a Proof of Concept phase. All parts are subject to breaking changes in minor releases.
Installation
Run the following to generate a McFly starter project.
npm create mcfly@latest
Join Us!
Need help? Wanna hangout? Everyone is welcome to join our public McFly chat rooms... or just read through the Discussion channel without event without an account!
Features
The time has come for vanilla Web tech. 🎉
✅ Create web apps with vanilla custom elements
✅ Write real .HTML files
✅ Have no frameworks or reactivity libraries on the browser
✅ Use server-side rendering
✅ Deploy anywhere
Special directories
1. ./src/pages/
- file-based routing for
.html
files - directly use custom elements & static fragments (no imports or registry maintenance needed)
- use
<script server:setup>
to define logic that runs on the server, which then gets stripped away
2. ./src/components/
- custom element constructor files (only
.js
files for now) - all components are automatically registered using their file names; a
hello-world.js
component can be used as<hello-world>
- static
.html
fragments; amy-header.html
fragment can be directly used as<my-header>
3. ./routes/api/
- file-based routing for REST API endpoints
- e.g.,
./routes/api/users.ts
can be accessed viahttp://<domain>/api/users
- TypeScript or JavaScript welcome!
Packages
The following are the project packages published on the NPM registry:
Package | Description | Version |
---|---|---|
@mcflyjs/cli |
The McFly CLI tooling | |
@mcflyjs/config |
Nitro server config for McFly projects | |
@mcflyjs/core |
Route event and config handlers | |
create-mcfly |
Script for scaffolding a new McFly workspace |
More info
This framework is a result of an exploration for using Nitro and vanilla JS custom elements using a minimal Web Component Base class.
Nitro is the same production-grade web server powering Nuxt
Just keep building
A project by Ayo Ayco