Rumious

Rumious is a frontend framework designed with a Virtual DOM-less (VDOM-less) philosophy, leveraging the power of a Rust-based compiler to optimize source code at compile-time.

Key Features

• 🚀 Extreme Performance & VDOM-less: Rumious mounts and updates the DOM directly instead of routing through a Virtual DOM layer, achieving maximum processing speed and responsiveness.
• 🦀 Rust-based Compiler: A powerful compiler written in Rust (executing via WASM) performs static analysis and optimizes UI code before it runs in the browser.
• ⚡ Fine-grained Reactivity: A fine-grained reactivity system utilizing createState ensures that state changes only update the precise DOM nodes that require it, minimizing redundant operations.
• 🚏 Integrated Routing: Effortlessly handle application navigation with @rumious/router.

Project Structure (Monorepo)

The project is managed as a Monorepo, bridging the Rust and TypeScript/JavaScript ecosystems:

• crates/compiler: The core compiler written in Rust, responsible for compiling and optimizing Rumious syntax.
• packages/core: The framework's core APIs, housing the reactivity system (createState, etc.) and the DOM rendering engine.
• packages/compiler: A WASM compiler wrapper integrating the Rust compiler into the Node.js environment.
• packages/router: The routing management library.
• packages/vite-plugin: A dedicated Vite plugin for the framework, enabling rapid development environment setup.
• packages/config: Shared configurations utilized across the project's packages.

Getting Started

This project uses pnpm as its package manager.

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/smtdfc/rumious.git
   cd rumious

2. Install dependencies:

   pnpm install

3. Build the source:

   # If you make changes to the Rust compiler, you may need to rebuild the WASM (depending on the package setup).
   # Then build the TypeScript packages:
   pnpm -r run build

4. Run test suites:

   pnpm test

Community and Contributions

We welcome all community contributions. Feel free to open Issues to report bugs, request new features, or create a Pull Request to contribute source code.

License

This project is released under the MIT License. Copyright belongs to smtdfc.