golte

• Purpose: Enables rendering Svelte components in Go HTTP handlers with SSR+hydration capabilities, eliminating the need for NodeJS in production.
• Key Features:
  • SSR + Hydration support
  • No NodeJS required in production
  • Layouts as middleware (nestable)
  • Custom error pages
  • Compatible with Go stdlib and popular routers (gorilla/mux, chi, gin, echo, etc.)
  • Compiles to a single self-contained executable
• How It Works:
  1. Compiles Svelte files to client/server JS (NodeJS only needed during development).
  2. Embeds generated code via Go's embed package.
  3. Uses middleware to render components via functions like golte.RenderPage and golte.AddLayout.
• Svelte Support: Primary framework for frontend components (with SSR/hydration).
• Target Audience: Developers wanting to build Svelte frontends with Go backends, prioritizing SSR and single-binary deployment.
• Configuration: Customizable via golte.config.[js|mjs|ts|mts] (e.g., template paths, directories).
• JavaScript Utilities:
  • preload: Svelte action for client-side navigation.
  • url: Svelte store for current URL.
• Motivation: Created to address limitations in existing solutions (e.g., Bud's rigid structure, Inertia.js's NodeJS dependency).

For more details, see the package docs fa-solid fa-up-right-from-square.