This is a simple proof-of-concept to get you started using Fireproof on the server side. In this example, we import Fireproof from the node build:

import { fireproof } from '@fireproof/core/node'

This ensures we get the server build, which uses the filesystem and Node.js crypto APIs, instead of the browser versions.

• In a production deployment you'd want to link your edge Fireproof instances (the ones in your Bun server) to each other, most likely using something like PartyKit (CloudFlare durable objects) or IPFS. More info on connecting Fireproof instances can be found here.
• Read the Hono docs to learn about deploying this app to edge functions.

Original README below:

https://hyperwave.codes/

hyperwave is a server-side framework for building web applications.

• fast: Bun and Hono for best-in-class performance
• lightweight: ~20kb payload. Demo loads in a couple seconds even while throttled to 2G.
• productive: use the best tools for the job: Tailwind, HTMX, and TypeScript
• portable: compile a binary to deploy anywhere

bun install && bun dev

Visit port 3000 and edit server.tsx

This is the endpoint serving our initial landing page:

app.get('/', ({ html }) =>
  html(
    <Layout title="hyperwave">
      <section class="flex flex-col gap-8">
        <div>
          <button
            class="bg-blue-100 p-4 text-sm font-bold rounded-md shadow-sm"
            hx-get="/instructions"
            hx-target="closest div"
          >
            fetch instructions from <code>/instructions</code>
          </button>
        </div>
      </section>
    </Layout>
  )
)

• The API serves a full HTML document to the client, which includes Tailwind classes and HTMX attributes
• The response is wrapped in a <Layout /> tag, a server-rendered functional component, which takes a title prop
• The button, when clicked, will issue a GET request to /instructions and replace the content of its parent div with the response.

Build an executable for your current architecture with bun run build

PORT environment variable is available if needed (default 3000)

Note: deploy public/ with the executable, it contains the generated UnoCSS build.

• Bun provides the bundler, runtime, test runner, and package manager.
• SQLite is production-ready and built into Bun.
• Hono is a robust web framework with great DX and performance
• UnoCSS is Tailwind-compatible and generates only the styles used in application code.
• HTMX gives 99% of the client-side interactivity most apps need.