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@ataye/client-server-vite-tailwind

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Boilerplate for an express client-server application using Vite and Tailwind CSS

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# Simple Vite Client Server Template ## Features - Simple React Nodejs client / server project template - Client builds into nodejs public folder - Server deployable to Caprover hosting container - Separate client and server npm instances to keep server deploy lightweight ## Client - Vite - built for speed - Set up with Tailwind CSS and Flowbite - Nextjs style page router - Proxy configured for node server during development ## Server - Nodejs express server - Router / controller model - Passthrough for React front-end router ## Project Structure <pre> |-- client | |-- layout | | |-- Layout.jsx <== Basic layout component | `-- src | |-- pages <== Nextjs style page routing from here | |-- index.jsx `-- server |-- bin | |-- www <== Starts the express server |-- routes `-- controllers </pre> ## Installation Using npx, simple run: $ npx @ataye/client-server-vite-tailwind then provide the project name and optionally install (runs `npm install` for client, server and in the project root) If you want to manually run npm install, you'll need to run it it both client and server folders. ## Running the project After installation, start the project by running $ npm run app to run both client and server. To run each separately: $ npm run client $ npm run server server will run codemon to watch for changes. ## Deployment Deployment command builds the client vite project and copies build output to /server/public, then packages the node project into a tarball and calls caprover-deploy to deploy to the caprover server for hosting (Caprover hosting not included ;] ) From the root of the project, run: $ npm run deploy If you dont want to deploy with caprover, just build the project and it copies into the server public folder. You can then deploy from there: $ npm run build-client