Works for me

[darrylcousins]

Hi Brian,

Saying thanks.

I've had a sizeable server/client application running in production for coming up to 2 years. The front-end is built using crank components and includes many forms, small animations, drag and drop, countless api calls, many thousand lines of code and several dozen components.

Recently I've been working on a handful of feature requests, so I took the opportunity to make a number of fundamental changes including upgrading my crank version from:

    "@bikeshaving/crank": "^0.3.11",

to:

    "@b9g/crank": "^0.4.2",

It was a seamless upgrade. Splendid.

I also migrated from Brunch build management to Vite. Building crank with Vite was a easy as:

/**
 * @type {import('vite').UserConfig}
 */
export default {
  esbuild: {
    jsxFactory: 'createElement',
    jsxFragment: 'Fragment'
  }
};

Marvellous.

Ngā mihi o Matariki, te tau hou Māori,
Darryl

P.S.

The core important dependencies installed for my application are:

Client:

• @b9g/crank: JSX-driven DOM components with functions, promises and generators
• Crossroads: Client application routing
• Tachyons: CSS framework

Server:

• Vite: Build management
• Express: Server
• MongoDB: NoSQL document database
• Winston: Logging (console, file, and mongodb)

And places I need to do more work on:

• Prettier: Opinionated code formatter
• Eslint: Code analysis linter
• JsDocs: Code documentation