Ecosystem

Ecopages is composed of several packages that work together to provide a comprehensive static site generation solution. Here's an overview of the main packages in the Ecopages ecosystem. Please note that almost all packages had been released on JSR.

@ecopages/core

The core package of Ecopages, providing the fundamental functionality for static site generation.

Key features:

• Configuration builder
• Build and development scripts
• Core utilities and types

@ecopages/kitajs

Integration with KitaJS, allowing the use of JSX-like syntax in Ecopages projects.

@ecopages/mdx

Enables the use of MDX (Markdown with JSX) in Ecopages projects, providing a powerful way to create content-rich pages.

@ecopages/lit

Integration with Lit, allowing the creation of web components using Lit within Ecopages projects. It also permits to SSR lit components simply using the .lit.ts suffix using your preferred templating extension (kitajs, ghtml).

@ecopages/bun-postcss-loader

A Bun loader for PostCSS, enabling advanced CSS processing and loading in Ecopages projects.

@ecopages/bun-mdx-kitajs-loader

A Bun loader that allows importing MDX files as components, facilitating the creation of reusable content blocks.

@ecopages/bun-inline-css-plugin

A plugin for inlining CSS directly into JavaScript files, useful for component-specific styling.

@ecopages/postcss-processor

A PostCSS processor tailored for use with Ecopages, providing efficient CSS processing capabilities. This is the current default integration for processing css files.

@ecopages/radiant

NPM - Radiant is a minimalist web component library designed for simplicity and flexibility.

@ecopages/logger

NPM - A logging utility designed for use across Ecopages packages, ensuring consistent and informative logging throughout the project.

@ecopages/scripts-injector

NPM - A package that helps lazy loading scripts in the browser.

Each of these packages plays a crucial role in the Ecopages ecosystem, providing developers with a flexible and powerful toolkit for creating static websites. As Ecopages is still under active development, the functionality and availability of these packages may evolve over time.

For the most up-to-date information on each package, please refer to their respective documentation or source code in the Ecopages repository.