This is a patch for the v5 release line including:

• fix: export types in package.json by tylervick
• fix(ts): missing render() method in FastifyReply by galvez

This is a critical patch for the v5 release line.

It includes a missing file from the bundle, the @fastify/vite/utils export.

This bug was only identified testing the starter templates outside the pnpm workspace environment.

@fastify/react has been migrated from fastify-dx and is fully updated to the latest release @fastify/vite and Vite v5.

Read all about it in this blog post and check out the new documentation suite.

@fastify/vue has been migrated from fastify-dx and is fully updated to the latest release @fastify/vite and Vite v5.

Read all about it in this blog post and check out the new documentation suite.

This is a patch for the v5 release line including:

• An additional fix to stop usinv Vite's CJS build.
• The ability to use strings to determine a package for the renderer option.
• A brand new documentation suite!

This is a patch for the v5 release line including:

• fix: use Vite's ESM distribution by galvez fixing #122
• feat: serve assets from ssr builds by ajaishankar

All examples have been updated to run on Vite v5.

This is a patch for the v5 release line including:

• fix: include types/index.d.ts in package
• fix: await userConfig to support async vite config #120

A major new release was warranted since there was an unavoidable breaking change:

The createHtmlTemplateFunction() helper is now exported from @fastify/vite/utils — this was required because Fastify started throwing an error with the default export from @fastify/vite being a function with extra properties.

This release also updates all examples/ dependencies now using all latest versions of React, Vue, Svelte and Solid.

This is a patch for the v4 release line including:

• feat: clientModule supports index.{jsx,tsx} file

This is a patch for the v4 release line including:

• feat: add TypeScript declaration file #118

And these fixes:

• fix(vite): support defineConfig() with callback #112
• fix(hmr): fix hmr when using h2 and use merge config (#110)

This new release was bumped directly from 3.0.8 because it introduces a couple of key changes:

• Vite v4 is now supported and the preferred Vite version — Vite v3 can still be used if you ignore the peerDependencies rule.
• The old way of developing was deprecated in favor of pnpm and its workspaces.

Fixes

• fix: unable to find client module on Windows

Maintainability

• chore: clean dependencies and lint
• chore: add yml extension to .eslintrc and remove comma-dangle rule

Dependencies

• chore: update middie to @fastify/middie
• chore!: move fastify and vite from deps to peerDeps

Fixes

• fix: add windows file check for import in config

Fixes

• fix: syntax error in Node v14

Fixes

• fix: backwards compatibility with Node v14

Fixes

• fix: scoped @fastify/static registration so it doesn't affect other Reply decorations

Security

• fix: bump version of @fastify/static so it can use @fastify/send

Features

• feat: simplify configuration for SPA applications

Thanks to James Kirkpatrick for his contribution!

This release essentially makes vite build (without a custom --outDir setting) work when SPA mode is enabled, because only one build is required, the client one. When spa: true, it will search for the bundle in dist, the default value for Vite's build.outDir setting.

Fixes

• fix(config): assignment to const

Fixes

• fix: spa mode (no SSR)

Fixes

• fix: prevent automatic loading of vite.config.js

This is the final v3 release, now published as @fastify/vite on npm.

Now an official core Fastify plugin!

This release brings support for Fastify v4 and Vite v3 — and eliminates the need to use an extra plugin on vite.config.js, the exception being the svelte-hydration example, which for some reasons defaults to CJS in the server build and needs a fix.

The fix is provided as the enforceESMBuild plugin, exported from @fastify/vite, used only in that example.

The plugin is now also covered by an extensive test suite for all examples and the package itself.