hub-vite

A protocol-witness host: a small Vite plugin that wires @devframes/hub into a Vite dev server with one initHub() call and a hand-built vanilla TypeScript viewer, so nothing distracts from the hub protocol itself. Every framework's hub host follows the same shape.

Package: hub-vite · framework: Vanilla TypeScript (Vite)

What it proves

• initHub({ base, devframes, configure }) boots the whole hub — merged RPC registry, shared state, docks/terminals/messages/commands — from one call, mounted as connect middleware (server.middlewares.use(hub.nodeMiddleware)).
• The WebSocket RPC upgrade shares Vite's own dev server at <base>__ws — zero extra ports.
• The browser viewer connects via connectDevframe({ baseURL: hub.base }), discovering the endpoint through the hub's __connection.json.
• The opt-in JSON-render hub integration end to end, plus client-only docks the page registers itself with context.docks.register().

For the minimal counterpart — the hub UI supplied by @devframes/hub-ui instead of a hand-built viewer — see hub-vite-minimal.

Run it

pnpm install
pnpm --filter hub-vite dev

Open the printed URL to see the docks, commands, messages, and terminals the hub exposes.

Source

examples/hub-vite