Vite Go Integration

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Examples ​

This section provides various examples demonstrating how to use this library with different setups. Each example can be quickly tried using the npx degit command provided.

Simple Helper Function ​

Minimal Setup

A minimal React app with Go backend integration using basic helper functions.

bash
$ npx degit olivere/vite/examples/helper-function-basic my-helper-app
$ cd my-helper-app
# Follow setup instructions in the example README

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Basic with Handler ​

Standard Approach

Demonstrates a basic React app with Go backend using the standard handler approach.

bash
$ npx degit olivere/vite/examples/basic my-basic-app
$ cd my-basic-app
# Follow setup instructions in the example README

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Multi-Page Application ​

Multiple Entry Points

For Vite apps with multiple entry points, demonstrating how to create separate handlers with the ViteEntry field.

bash
$ npx degit olivere/vite/examples/multi-page-app my-multi-page-app
$ cd my-multi-page-app
# Follow setup instructions in the example README

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Multiple Vite Instances Application ​

Multiple Vite instances

For Apps where you need to manage different vite instances, like admin panel(Vite + ReactTS) and main app (Vite + Vue)

bash
$ npx degit olivere/vite/examples/multiple-vite-apps multiple-vite-apps
$ cd my-multi-page-app
# Follow setup instructions in the example README

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Template Registration ​

Custom Templates

Shows how to use custom HTML templates in your Go backend for serving different React pages.

bash
$ npx degit olivere/vite/examples/template-registry my-template-app
$ cd my-template-app
# Follow setup instructions in the example README

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Inertia.js Integration ​

Third-Party Integration

Example of using Golang with net/http, Inertia.js and this library for managing Vite assets.

bash
$ npx degit danclaytondev/go-inertia-vite my-inertia-app
$ cd my-inertia-app
# Follow setup instructions in the example README

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Router Application ​

Advanced Implementation

A more complex application with a Go backend serving a Vite-based app using TanStack Router and TanStack Query libraries.

bash
$ npx degit olivere/vite/examples/router my-router-app
$ cd my-router-app
# Follow setup instructions in the example README

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